Cats will only vent their anger to warn the other party when they feel threatened and their territory is occupied. However, some people may find that the female cat will have the same way as their own babies. So why does the female cat piss off thei...
Cats will only vent their anger to warn the other party when they feel threatened and their territory is occupied. However, some people may find that the female cat will have the same way as their own babies. So why does the female cat piss off their own kittens? Maybe these reasons.
1. Admonish the kitten
The kitten is naturally lively and active, and is very curious about everything. If it does something that makes the female cat angry, the female cat will be angry at the kitten without hesitation. For example, sometimes when the female cat's tail shakes, the kitten will find it very fun and then snatch the female cat's tail. At this time, some female cats will piss off at the kitten or pat the kitten with their paws. This is a warning to the kitten not to do this again in the future. This is a normal phenomenon, and it is recommended that the owner not intervene excessively, so as not to develop a naughty and disobedient personality.
2. Feel pain
If the female cat has insufficient milk and the kitten cannot suck the milk while feeding, the female cat sucks the nipples, then the female cat will get angry with the kitten. At this time, it is recommended that the owner give the female cat more high-protein foods, such as boiled chicken breasts and canned cats. The female cat eats better milk and gradually increases the amount of milk. In addition, you can also feed the kitten with goat milk powder for pets, which can also share the lack of milk for the female cat.
3. Postpartum anxiety
Generally, female cats will feel anxious after giving birth, especially when they see their children being touched by others. If the anxiety is not relieved, the female cat may be angry at the kitten or even attack the kitten. Therefore, it is recommended that the owner should not touch the kitten after the female cat has given birth, so as not to get the human odor on the kitten, which will cause the female cat not to feed the kitten and even eat the kitten.
4. Training kittens to survive independently
Most cats survive independently, so female cats believe that kittens must have the ability to survive independently around April to May. If a kitten still has to rely on the female cat at a certain age, the female cat will be angry at the kitten and keeps chirping, and even prevent the kitten from getting close to her. This is the nature of a cat, so the owner should not worry too much.
