Proper punishment may be necessary for those wild cats. My cat has been raised. Until it. I took a bath for her. I was aggrieved by Badi to feed her shovel. Less than a minute after I threw her out, I was afraid she would run away. That stupid cat would definitely not survive in the wild. I immediately went out and caught her. But it would be too easy for her to let her move freely in the house. So I locked her in a small dark room for one night.
The result of this harsh treatment was that she was stressed the next day. The symptoms were that she screamed as soon as I opened the room, super fierce, as if she was about to transform. There were traces of peeing and vomiting all over the room. But when I opened the door completely, she was normal again, walked out, and rubbed against me. I had planned to lock her up for two more days, but after this, I immediately forgave her. Since
she came out of the small dark room, everything has been normal, eating and sleeping as usual, and ignoring me as usual. I didn’t dare to pet her anymore, and planned to wait and see. She vomited more frequently in the first few days, which should be the sequelae of stress. It was fine after a week.
Then, I found that her personality changed a lot. Although she was still unhappy when I looked for her, she no longer scratched me. Sometimes she even took the initiative to stick to me. Before, except that she was not affectionate, everything else was perfect. Now she is completely perfect. Two years have passed, and she has never attacked me, let alone scratched me.
I am not writing this to encourage you to hit the cat. I am lucky. The worst consequence of cat stress is death. I didn’t know it at the time, and I didn’t expect that I could hit her. If my cat was bitten by her normally, I would have been stressed. But I think appropriate punishment and lessons may be necessary for those wild and unruly cats. I guess after that incident, she knew that I usually let her go, not that I couldn’t beat her. It was my pampering that allowed her to walk sideways at home and even my husband didn’t dare to do anything to her, not that she was really the boss.
Some people say that abandoned cats will become particularly clingy and flattering, but is this humility really what we want? I want to say that it is not necessary to make her humble, but it is also necessary to let her know how happy she is now living a pampered life. If you don’t know how to appreciate your blessings, how can you still feel happy?
My cat’s mentality is definitely happier than before. Because I have experienced the evil of human hearts and my own insignificance. Now she cries in a baby voice every day. When I get up in the morning, she will wait at my door. She follows me wherever I go all day. When I take a bath, she will patrol the side worriedly. If you let her into the house in the morning, she can also provide you with the morning stepping milk wake-up service, which is really a treatment you have never had before. And I have never been mean to her again. Occasionally, she accidentally does something bad, because I know it is accidental, I will comfort her in return. Humans and cats have never been so harmonious.
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