Does it hurt to lift the skin of the cat s neck, and what happens if you keep holding the back of th

Hmmm......That's how a lot of people carry it. I have the same worries as you, and I'm afraid to rip it off. Hmmm......If you only scratch its hair, it will hurt; If you scratch the skin together, the pain may be lessened.

Well, it is recommended that you still hold the armpit of its forelimbs and pick it up like a dog, which should be the most comfortable way to hold the cat.

People are not the same as cats, and you have to admit that.

People will stand and walk without pain, and cats will do this, and it will definitely not work.

So carrying the cat's neck is very enjoyable for the kitten

However, when the cat grows up, the skin will be tightened, and if you carry it again, the cat will not be welcome

The skin of the cat is very thick, you see that all cats hold the back of the cub's erection neck when they give birth to the cub**, the cat's teeth are very sharp and will not be punctured, you can imagine whether it will hurt. When my kitten was injected, the needles were crooked, but you can imagine how thick the skin is!

It's the cat's death hole, and if you pinch it, the cat won't move, so let go and run away.

No, it won't

The reason why cats stay still after being lifted up is probably because of the pressure of survival. Although cats are carnivores, they are small in size and have certain natural predators in nature, and in order to survive, cat mothers need to move their cubs irregularly to ensure the safety of their cubs. Under this survival pressure, the mortality rate is higher for individuals who make sounds or struggle as the mother cat moves her pups, and the survivors tend to be those who are able to keep quiet, so they pass on their genes.

Grab the back of the cat's neck, and the average cat will immediately calm down or remain motionless. When the cat is young, if the female cat wants to transfer the kitten, she will pick up the back of the kitten's neck to transfer, and the kitten will also cooperate with the mother's movements and remain motionless. The kitten thus forms a conditioned reflex:

I thought that the female cat was going to take it away, after all, being around the female cat would make her feel safe. But as cats get older, they forget this instinct. So when you grab the back of its neck again, the cat will feel that you are going to hurt it because of the pain and pose a threat to it.

In particular, kittens that are separated from the female cat in the early years will bite back and accidentally injure people.

Cats are slowly gaining weight, and then carrying the back of their fateful necks is likely to cause harm to the cat, and the cat may also struggle because of the pain, accidentally hurting you.

This kind of operation is not very friendly to cats, mainly depends on what is the purpose of your operation?

Hello, a pull on the back of the cat's neck is called because the cat feels pain and discomfort, because the cat's weight is too heavy cats and adult cats are not suitable for being pinched the back of the neck. Because they are too heavy, forcibly pinching the back of their necks will make them feel pain, pinching the cat's neck is not right, some people will use one or two fingers to pinch the skin of the cat's back and neck to pick up the cat, so that the cat will feel pain and discomfort Oh, do you think it is Brother Yuan, there are other questions that I need to help you answer

It won't hurt, this place is the cat's death hole, and it won't move when you pinch it.

However, if you are fat, it is best to hold it below when lifting it to prevent excessive pressure on your neck and affecting your breathing.

It doesn't hurt to lift the fur on the back of the cat's neck. When the back of the cat's neck is clamped, the mischievous cat will be very quiet, which is related to the evolution of the mother cat moving the kitten.

This behavior of cats is called "pinch-induced behavioral inhibition", and the occurrence of this behavior is related to "facilitating the movement of kittens by the mother cat". The motor receptor nerve at the back of the cat's neck causes the kitten to get the signal "I'm being picked up". In addition, the phenomenon of juvenile animals being "pointed" after being picked up by their mothers exists in many species, including mice, rats, rabbits, dogs, Dutch pigs, etc.

Cats that don't know are actually very "loose" everywhere, with great elasticity, and can be easily pulled and deformed and separated from the subcutaneous tissue (of course, it is impossible to completely and really separate).

And the female cats are all attached to the back of the neck of the kitten, which means that it doesn't hurt at all. In fact, pulling on the skin of other parts of the cat will not cause it pain. It is limited to pulling, not deliberately tearing or even pinching.

If you want to pick up the cat in this way, it is recommended to scratch it in a larger area and not pinch it with two fingers, it will definitely hurt and make it difficult to breathe. Don't be afraid, be bold, just grab a large piece of skin with your whole hand and lift it up. At this point, the cat's head, neck and forelimbs will not be able to move, because the skin in these parts is strained by you, and it cannot move.

It won't hurt you.