1、 Time selection
Morning or evening: These two time periods are usually suitable for the temperature, with gentle sunlight that is not too hot or cold, making it more comfortable for cats. In addition, these two periods are also times when human activities are relatively low, reducing the risk of cats being startled or injured.Avoid high and cold weather: In extreme weather conditions such as extreme heat or cold, cats should be avoided from going out. High temperatures may cause heat stroke in cats, while severe cold may trigger colds or other health problems.
Observing the willingness of cats: Each cat has a different personality and preferences, and some cats may prefer to go out at specific times. Therefore, before deciding to take cats out, one can observe their behavior and expressions to understand whether they are willing to go out and when it is more appropriate to do so.
2、 Precautions
Safety first: When taking cats out, be sure to ensure their safety. Use appropriate traction ropes (such as chest back traction ropes) and cat bags to prevent cats from getting lost or injured. Meanwhile, avoid bringing cats to busy roads or potentially dangerous areas.Gradual adaptation: If the cat is going out for the first time or has not been out for a long time, it needs to gradually adapt to the external environment. You can start with short-term outings and gradually increase the duration and distance of your outings. During the adaptation process, it is important to closely monitor the cat's reactions and emotional changes.
Pay attention to the health status of cats: Before taking them out, make sure they are healthy and energetic. If the cat experiences any discomfort or abnormal behavior, it should immediately stop going out and seek help from a veterinarian.
Respect the wishes of cats: Although outdoor relaxation may be a fun experience for cats, their wishes should also be respected. If cats show signs of unwillingness to go out, such as hiding or resistance, their choices should be respected and they should be avoided from being forced to go out.
In summary, the time for cats to relax outdoors should be determined based on specific circumstances, and follow the principles of safety first, gradual adaptation, attention to health, and respect for wishes.
