Contrary to popular belief, cats develop attachments to their owners.
In this regard, meowing pets are in no way inferior to dogs.
But there are things that can make a furry creature fall out of love with a person.
What do many owners do wrong?
They are making noise
Cats love peace and quiet, reports MOS SMI .
If the owner has become too noisy, then he may well cease to be an object of love on the part of the furry four-legged friend.
Therefore, try not to shout or quarrel with your household members.
They don't pay attention to their pet
A cat needs to be looked after. This includes feeding and periodic visits to the vet.
It is unlikely that a pet will love a person who often leaves it hungry and does not particularly care about its health.
In addition, you need to play with the cat more often. The animal will not feel affection for a person who constantly ignores it.
Demonstrate unpredictable behavior
Frequent moves, rearranging furniture, regular changes in feeding schedule - cats simply hate all of this.
Want to please your cat? Try to become predictable and provide your pet with a life "on schedule".
Earlier we talked about why cats stick out their tongues.
