Do you ever have the feeling that your cat is following you everywhere? Even to the bathroom? It's not just your imagination.
Cats are territorial creatures and their instinct compel them to follow their owners around, especially when they're in a vulnerable state like using the restroom.
What can we do about this behavior? The answer may surprise you! If it's an issue for you, try leaving out some food or treats next to the litter box before bedtime and see if that helps ease their anxiety.
Anxiety is a common problem among pet owners these days and
cats are no exception. They feel safe knowing where they belong and any outside
influences can cause them undue stress; including people visiting new animals.
Why does my cat follow me everywhere?
Sometimes,
though, a cat may become aggressive and attack its owner when it is in pursuit.
This can happen if the cat feels threatened by something that has happened with
its owners such as a change in routine or an injury.
It
is also possible that a cat may feel threatened by another animal inside of
your home or yard so it follows you out of fear for its safety.
If
you are concerned about what might be causing your kitty to follow you
everywhere, consider speaking to a veterinarian or pet behaviorist for advice
on how best to remedy the situation and keep everyone safe from harm."
Why do my cats want to sleep with me?
The end result is that people feel more connected to their
pets when they share a space like this, which may make it seem less likely for
the cat to mistreat its owner or run off because it feels neglected.
While most experts say that cats can survive without human
interaction, sleeping next to someone you love might be one way your pet shows
how much he loves you back!
Cats also tend to like soft surfaces and warmth so snuggling up next to someone who's warm and comfortable may
Conclusion:
The natural curiosity of cats is a known fact. They are
curious about everything, and they want to be involved in what you're doing at
all times - even if it's your business!
This can sometimes come as an inconvenience when you need
privacy for something like going to the bathroom. However, don't fret too much
because there are ways around this issue that will keep both parties happy!
You could try putting down some cat toys or treats on the
ground where your cat usually hangs out while you use the restroom.
Your feline friend will be busy playing with their favorite
toy instead of pestering you while trying to go number two (or three!). If this doesn't work then maybe consider
building a small 'cat house'
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