Where did the cat go? 20

Cats generally don't go far if they are lost, unless someone deliberately steals the cat, otherwise, it is only in the surrounding environment.

Anonymous usersThank you, I should have a little say on this issue.

I'm not a cat dealer or a cattery, and simply because of my love for cats, I should have had dozens of cats. Of course, most of them are fostered for others, because they have many masters, so they basically don't go far on holidays, and help friends take care of cats.

There were four cases of cat loss. Among them, the cat owners have different personalities and different relationships with me, so the success rate of retrieval is different. If you've lost your cat too, be sure to take these factors into account.

The first time was my first cat Bubble, and I hadn't studied or worked yet, so I was inseparable from him, and the cat probably treated me like a mother. I thought I had to give him a simple name, call him by his name often, and he would be able to understand it easily. When I was about a month old, one day I went out early and returned late and called his name as usual, but Bubbles didn't answer me as usual, and I felt that something was wrong.

Can't find it at home. My mom said that she had opened the door to receive the courier, and she might have gone out. I rushed out of the house and pressed the elevator to go downstairs to look for it, but I immediately thought:

My family lives on the 4th floor, and the structure of each floor is almost identical, even the first floor has to go through several aisles to get out of the door, and the gate is locked. Can a cat's IQ accurately recognize the first floor and go out of the gate? So I chose to look in the hallway.

I shouted his name directly, and who knew that Bubbles would respond to me immediately, and my emotions were still a little anxious. I followed the sound and found him in the middle of the upstairs hallway, waiting for me to pick him up. To this day, Bubbles is the only cat that has always had a clear response to my call by his name, and it has become a habit to call him by his name every day when he comes home, and he will run out of the door to greet me.

The cat was lost, and it went to **? It's hard to find a lost cat. It could turn into a feral cat. The average dog will keep a record of the cat that comes home.

If the cat is lost, it has to find the mouse hole first.

The cat lost it, and no one knew that it might be taken away by others, or it might be a visit, because cats love to go to the door.

It is recommended to look for stickers, so that it is quick and safe.

1. After the cat goes missing, the first three days are the key;

2. If the cat rarely goes out, it is lost within a radius of about 200 meters, and it will hide in the dark corners around it, and it can be found in the evening;

3. Cats are very sensitive to smells, and if you bring something with its smell, you will have a better chance of finding it;

4. When looking for it, you should call the name of the cat in a whisper, and you can send flyers when you can't find it later.