Introduction: During the typhoon season, cats may feel scared and uneasy. As hosts, we need to understand how to help them through this stressful time. This article will detail the reasons why cats are afraid of typhoons and what we can do to calm their emotions.
1. The reason why cats are afraid of typhoons.
1.Sound stimulation: The storm, thunder, lightning and roaring wind brought by the typhoon are all strong stimuli for the cat's sense of hearing. They feel uneasy and frightened because these sounds can easily associate them with danger.
2.Light stimulation: When a typhoon comes, the instantaneous flash of lightning and strong light can also stimulate the cat's vision, making them nervous and afraid.
3.Changes in air pressure: Changes in air pressure brought about by typhoons can also have an impact on your cat's physical condition, making them feel uncomfortable and uneasy.
4.Past experiences: If cats have been injured or frightened by a typhoon in the past, they may show greater fear and nervousness before the typhoon.
2. How to appease cats who are afraid of typhoons.
1.Create a quiet environment: When a typhoon strikes, close the doors and windows of your home and close the curtains to reduce the irritation of sound and light. Cats can be provided with a quiet, dim environment to reduce their nervousness.
2.Provide a safe space: Prepare a safe space for cats, which can be under the bed, under the couch, closet, etc., so that they feel safe and comfortable. At the same time, you can also place some of their favorite toys or snacks in the space to make them feel relaxed and happy.
3.Stay calm: As hosts, we try to be calm and calm and not show excessive nervousness and panic. This can help relieve the cat's nervousness and make them feel at ease and relaxed.
4.Give affection: When cats are scared, we can gently pet them and talk to them to make them feel our love and support. This helps to reduce their fear and nervousness.
5.Prepare plenty of food and water: In the event of a typhoon, make sure your cat has enough food and water to avoid them being upset by being hungry or thirsty.
6.Pay attention to your physical condition: During a typhoon, pay attention to your cat's physical condition, if you have an unusual reaction or persistent fear and nervousness, you may need to seek help from a veterinarian.
Summary. 
During typhoon season, cats may feel scared and upset. As hosts, we need to understand how to help them through this stressful time. By creating a quiet environment, providing a safe space, staying calm, giving love, preparing plenty of food and water, and keeping an eye on the body, we can effectively soothe cats who are afraid of typhoons.
In this special period, let's take care of your cat's health and mood and provide them with the necessary support and love.
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