Often, dog and cat owners leave the lights on when they leave the house.
They hope that in such conditions the animals will be able to cope more comfortably with loneliness.
However, experts are sure that pets do not need bright light at all when they are left alone.
The animals are adapted to living in low light conditions, so all you need to do is open the curtains on the windows to let natural light into the room.
In general, the conclusion is simple: do not leave your pets in complete darkness and do not irritate them with overly bright lighting.
However, there are exceptions to this rule, as with any other.
They apply to dogs and cats with poor vision or cognitive impairment.
For such animals, it would be better to leave the chandelier burning - this will make it easier for them to navigate in space.
If sick pets are not cared for, the risk of them getting injured or becoming anxious increases.
In addition, light is needed by small kittens who have only recently arrived in your home.
Separation from their cat will likely leave them feeling insecure and stressed.
Until your baby gets used to his new place of residence, leave the light on for him.
