Consequences of keeping cats tethered:

1. Mental illness: Cats will become very nervous if they are tethered, and may suffer from depression or mania. .

2. Harm to the body: Some cats will keep struggling after being tied up, or keep licking their fur to relieve stress, which can lead to skin infection.

3. Attacking humans: It will affect the trust between cats and humans. Cats may become anxious and irritable, and even attack humans.

4. Cause death: If the cat’s neck is tied, it can easily lead to death from suffocation.

5. Weakened physique: Keeping cats tethered will make them lack exercise, their physique will be weaker, and they will be more susceptible to diseases.

6. Skin diseases: Cats that are tethered tend to struggle hard, which can cause skin damage and make the cat susceptible to skin diseases.

7. Random urination and defecation: A tethered cat may urinate and defecate everywhere within its range of activities.

8. Howling non-stop: Because cats are relatively free creatures and do not like to be restrained.

When raising a cat, it is best to keep it free-range. Cats are relatively proud animals. Giving them enough freedom will make them feel better and lead a more colorful life. In addition, cats can also be kept in cages. Keeping cats in cages can greatly reduce the risk of cats getting sick, reducing the risk of cats being hurt outside and being infected by bacteria and parasites. However, it cannot grow long. Time is in a cage.