Will a wildcat come back if it runs away?

Possibly, the key is whether there is fate with you. Night cats have very keen senses, and if they feel like they can partner with you, they will run back.

If he doesn't have a wild cat outside and can't find something to eat, then he will come back, after all, you can guarantee that he has food here.

Won't be coming back......Even wild cats that have been raised generally run out and will not come back.

Wild cats that haven't been kept before run away may come back.

1.If the cat gets lost, it will be difficult for the cat to come back on its own.

2.Cats have very poor eyesight, and after getting lost, they can only know the owner within 5 meters, and generally rely on their sense of smell to find their way home. As long as the cat does not leave urine and other marks, and the owner does not look for it, it basically cannot come back.

3.The domestication of cats is not over, and wild cats often turn their heads and run away when they see their owners.

4.Therefore, after the cat Qin Hong is lost, it is recommended to look for the cat immediately, 1) Be sure to shout according to the situation within 1 km of the cat and look for the cat. Consider posting advertisements with a reward for finding out the cat's whereabouts.

In addition, it is necessary to retrieve the video footage of each store within the lost area to find clues about the cat.

2) Stray cats.

Like to hide in high places, these places are safer for cats, when looking for residential buildings, you should first go upstairs and roofs, and slowly look down along the roof, try not to miss each floor. Now almost every floor and every house we live in is almost the same, so it is very easy for domestic cats to get lost.

3) Near home, give the cat some familiar scents to guide the way, maybe the cat can go home. For example, cat litter filled with the smell of cat feces.

Put it at the door, or you can also shake the cat's usual fun-loving cat teasing stick or toy to attract the cat out.

4) Most of the places where cats hide are below the human line of sight, so you can go to the garage, basement, flowers, bushes, or areas that few people pass by, including under the car, such as the gap between the tires of the car, the air conditioning duct vents, etc. These cats are very hidden, and they must remember to bend down to look for them.

In the case of a wild cat, it is unlikely that it will come, as it has adapted to life outside of the withered circle. However, the bridge brigade does not rule out that it may have collapsed, and it may have returned to its original place to take a final look, and then returned.

It should come back, cats are born with a love of freedom, they are uninhibited and willing to be in the company of nature. In such a waiter situation, if the cats are kept at home for a long time, no one is different from putting them in a cage.

Every day when they look out the window, they think they must go out and see it whenever they have the chance.

So, when the opportunity arises, they don't hesitate to leave. Maybe the outside world is wonderful, but the outside world is also very cruel. Some cats go out and fight with other animals because they don't get food, while others live a hungry life.

Summary. Cats, belonging to the feline family, are the most widely used pets in families around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are presumably desert cats from the ancient Egyptian period, the Persian cats of Persia, which have been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not completely domesticated like dogs).

The average cat: round head, short face, five fingers on the forelimbs, four toes on the hind limbs, sharp and curved claws at the end of the toes, the claws can be retracted, and they have night vision. Hunt other animals in ambushes, most of which can climb trees.

Cats have fatty pads on the soles of their toes so that they don't make noise when they walk, and they don't startle mice when hunting. The claws are in a constricted state when marching, preventing them from being blunted, and they will stick out when catching rats and climbing. <>

<> drive the feral cats away, will the original cats come back?

No, it won't.

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If the <> Zheng Yu's cat has been kept at home and has not been out of the house, it will definitely not come back, if it is a free-range person who often goes out, then he will definitely come back, the premise is that he has not been <>caught by others

Generally, after the cat runs out, the possibility of coming back is very small, and it can be calculated that it is impossible to <>

Kiss, a mountain is not slippery, the first and second tigers, since they were driven away by this one, they will not come back. Cats are very adaptable, and rats, insects, snakes and ants can eat calendars. It won't go hungry. If someone takes it in, it is a house cat. If no one takes it in, it can only become a wild cat. <>

Cats, belonging to the feline family, are the most widely used pets in families around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are presumably desert cats from the ancient Egyptian period, the Persian cats of Persia, which have been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not completely domesticated like dogs). Cats in general:

The head is round, the face is short, the forelimbs are five fingers, the hindlimbs are four toes, and the toes have sharp and curved claws, which can be retracted and have night vision. Hunt other animals in ambushes, most of which can climb trees. Cats have fatty pads on the soles of their toes so that they don't make noise when they walk, and they don't startle mice when hunting.

Zheng Meng's paws are in a constricted state when he travels, preventing them from being dulled by ridge fissures, and they will stick out when the cherry blossoms are closed to catch rats and climb rocks. <>

I leave the door for my cat every night, and I think he'll come back when he runs out, but he still hasn't come back

Yes, cats will find a home, and if it still hasn't come back, you can go to the place where you adopted it.

Look at the cat, my family had a dog for a while, and the cat didn't dare to go home, and the dog died after a few months. It's still back.

Probably won't come back because my kitten also ran out and never came back.

It should be, he won't lose his way.

If the cat doesn't reply, you can't care more about your parents.

If it is too small, it is estimated that it will not be abducted, and it will be abducted by others, and a slightly larger one will be.

The kitten will come back without accident, if it is an old cat, it is old and knows that it will not come back if it does not live long.

Perhaps, there is an idiom called Saion lost his horse, and he knows whether he is blessed or not.

It should be, if you go out often.

Will definitely be back, my cat Nini ran out for a day and 2 nights and came back on her own!

Not necessarily! You've got to find out!

If it hadn't been artificially arrested or killed, it would have come back.

Can't come back. Cats don't remember their homes.

She'll come back, because the animals are nest animals, so she'll come back.

Kittens may not know how to get around, my dog has been lost before.

Kittens probably won't. The old cat still will, unless it's a fart.

The cat is like a modern junior, when he meets someone who is richer than you, he will run with him, and he will come back when he has no money.

Generally back. Unless someone else takes it.

Summary. Hello dear, the wildcat has been raised in the store for 4 years and can be taken home and raised, but this must be based on being a kitten. It is best to take the wild cat to the pet hospital for a comprehensive examination to see if there is any physical disease.

If everything is in order, you can take it home. Remember to deworm your cat inside and out, and take a bath a week after returning home, so that you can feel at ease. Feral cats are also very aggressive.

If you bring a feral cat home, it will often catch you and fight other animals in the house for territory. If you take it home, it will often sneak out and never come back when you go out. Hope it helps you <>

Do you have any other questions that I would like to answer for you, dear? <>

Can a wildcat be taken home after being kept in the store for 4 years?

That's the case, my cat was brought to the Minxun store for two months, and it has been raised in the store for 3 or 4 years, and now the store is gone, and I want to take it home, do you think it's appropriate, will it have any discomfort.

Hello dear, the wildcat has been raised in the store for 4 years and can be taken home and raised, but this must be based on being a kitten. It is best to take the wild cat to the pet hospital for a comprehensive examination to see if there is any physical illness that disturbs the enlightenment. If everything is in order, you can take it home.

Remember to deworm your cat inside and out, and take a bath a week after returning home, so that you can feel at ease. Feral cats are also very aggressive. If you bring a feral cat home, it will often catch you and fight other animals in the house for territory.

If you take it home, it will often sneak out and never come back. Hope it helps you <>

Do you have any other questions that I would like to answer for you? <>

We were worried that it would run away <>

Alas, I don't know what to do either.

How can we prevent it?

I'd also like to ask how much it will cost to do a full check-up, and if you're afraid that it's going to run away, can you use that kind of leash to catch it<>

Dear, you can keep it in a cage, and pay attention to closing the doors and windows.

It will cost about 200-300 yuan to do a comprehensive examination.

You can use that kind of leash to hold it, but it is not recommended to avoid hurting the kitten's neck, or the cage is safer and more reliable.

Hehe, thank you, I've really worked hard for you<>

Abstract: I haven't really seen this situation very often. First of all, adult feral cats or stray cats have been stereotyped, and it is difficult to keep them as pets, even if they are locked in a cage for a period of time, half a year, a year or longer, they are still the same unruly and untamable, and the wild nature does not change. In addition, the cat is also very resentful, if you treat it well, it can't remember, you beat it, scold it, abuse it, it can remember it clearly, and the revenge psychology is very strong.

And because of fear, wild cats will never be at ease to guard against people. One word. Wild cats are not well raised.

Can feral cats survive when they are kept at home for 4 months?

It's really not like that. First of all, adult feral cats or stray cats have been stereotyped, and it is difficult to keep them as pets, even if they are locked in a cage for a period of time, half a year, a year or longer, they are still the same unruly and untamable, and the wild nature does not change. In addition, the cat is also very resentful, if you treat it well, it can't remember, you beat it, scold it, abuse it, it can remember it clearly, and the revenge psychology is very strong.

And because of fear, wild cats will never be at ease to guard against people. One word. Wild cats are not well raised.

I'm talking about a 6-month-old cat.

When I was two months old, I raised it for four months.

It's hard to survive when you feed and put it back into the wild.