Why does the cat drill the quilt? Not good. Many owners don’t know the reason! In general, cats have the habit of climbing and searching everywhere. They are curious about the outside world and full of desire for knowledge. In addition, cats like warmth, and if they have bad living habits, they will like to drill into the owner’s bed.
It is not a good habit for cats to drill the quilt. The hair they shed is not only easy to stick to the quilt but also quickly becomes a source of infection or germs, harming the health of the owner and the cat. There are hidden dangers.
The owner should correct the cat’s habit of drilling the quilt in time so as not to let it develop bad habits. The cat should be allowed to sleep in its litter to become obedient after training. To keep the cat from digging into the bed, the owner should prepare a soft, warm cat litter or cat room for it and place the cat litter in a friendly, quiet, and airy place. In winter, the owner can put some hot water bottles in the cat litter or use light bulbs to keep warm so that the cat litter can be warm and comfortable so that it can stay in the cat litter comfortably and comfortably and will no longer covet the owner’s warmth.
In addition, when the owner finds that the cat has the behavior of drilling the bed, he must not condone the pampering and should stop and correct the behavior in time. The owner can yell at the cat to stop it, drive the cat out of bed, or gently pat it on the forehead or buttocks to make it a warning. Pet cats are brilliant and sensitive to their owners’ attitudes and behavior. As long as the owner’s words and deeds are clear, I believe cats can quickly eliminate the bad habit of digging into the bed.
