The cold wind is biting, and the cold of winter makes people want to find a warm corner to escape the cold, and for cats, they also feel this cold. Although cats can't speak, if they can communicate with the shoveler, they may convey some warm requests and wishes.
In winter, the cat's small body also feels the cold. In cold weather, they may crave more warm arms and soft nests. If cats are able to talk, they may ask the shoveler to provide them with some warm haven to feel calm and comfortable on a cold winter night.
Winter is the time when cats add heat, and they may need more energy to maintain their body temperature. As a result, cats will ask the shoveler for more tasty food or to add some extra treats to satisfy their appetite and needs. 
During the cold season, outdoor activities may decrease and cats may feel bored. If cats are able to express their wishes, they may ask the shoveler to prepare more toys for them to enrich their indoor life and reduce stress and anxiety.
Cats love warm places, and the shoveler's arms are usually the warmest and safest places for them. If cats are able to talk, they may ask the shoveler to spend more time with them, giving them a pampering and warm hug. 
The dry air in winter may affect the cat's ** and coat. If cats are able to express their wishes, they may remind the shoveler to groom them regularly and maintain a healthy ** and hair condition.
Cats may prefer a warm and comfortable place to rest. If they are able to speak, they may ask the shoveler to prepare a soft nest for them so that they can enjoy peace and comfort in the winter. 
Cats are highly sensitive to the cold and may feel uncomfortable if the windows are left open to let cold air in. If cats are able to speak, they may ask the shoveler to close the windows in time to keep the room warm and comfortable.
In our tacit communication with cats, although they are speechless, their unique eyes and touching manners are enough to convey their deep desires and needs. The seven wishes that cats want to tell the shovel officer in winter not only let us understand their desire for warmth and love more deeply, but also give us some useful inspiration. 
First of all, we need to pay attention to the cat's need to keep warm in winter. As they silently signaled, "Master, I'm cold!.""It's not just about finding a warm place, it's about our responsibility. Providing a warm corner for cats, perhaps a soft bed, or a warm blanket, can be their harbor from the cold. In the cold of winter, our love and care can dispel their coldness.
Secondly, cats' need for food in winter should not be ignored. As the temperature drops, cats may need more heat to maintain their body temperature. "Bring me some food!"It's not a mouthful, it's the energy needed to cope with the cold during the cold season. We can increase their appetite moderately, or prepare some high-calorie snacks for them to ensure that they are healthy and happy in the winter. 
Third, companionship is another kind of warmth that cats crave. Cats may say, "I want to cuddle!"."They may crave the company of their owners more during the winter months, and a warm embrace is the best haven for them. During this season, we can spend more time with our cats, providing warmth and security and making them feel loved.
In addition, the phrase "prepare more toys for me" also reveals the cat's desire for spiritual needs in winter. With less outdoor activities, cats may feel anxious because they are not interesting. Providing more toys and creating a fun and challenging indoor environment for them will not only relieve their stress, but also promote their movement and exercise. 
In addition, "give me a warm nest" is not only a desire for warmth, but also a pursuit of security. On a cold winter day, a soft, warm litter is a safe place for cats to stretch, take a nap and enjoy a quiet time. We can prepare a comfortable nest for cats and create a private, welcoming space for them.
Finally, "Help me close the window, it's too cold!".This sentence reminds us to pay attention to the regulation of indoor temperature. Cats are highly sensitive to the cold and may feel uncomfortable if the windows are left open to let cold air in. Closing the windows in time to keep the room warm and comfortable is a sign of our responsibility for cats.