Why does the cat kick with its legs? Why does the cat kick it with something?

This habit is the primitive instinct left by the ancestors of cats. In the past, cats lived in a particularly cruel environment in nature and often needed to struggle. This habit is the primitive instinct left by the ancestors of cats. In the past, cats lived in a particularly cruel environment in nature and often needed to struggle.

Why do cats push things with their legs? When many cats play with dolls, they usually hold them tightly with their front paws, sometimes bite them with their mouths, and then push them hard with their hind legs. It looks very interesting, and even some shovel friends think it's a cat's schizophrenia. Just like I used to have a little orange cat, I often like to play like this. Seeing its movements at that time, I also felt that the cat became active and schizophrenic. I was very young at that time, so I didn't understand that cats actually did it by instinct.

Cats are very good at hunting. They are very agile. In Egypt, they even used cats to deal with snakes. It can be said that the cat's catching ability is king level. There are many cat shovels, and sometimes they even receive gifts from cats, which may be mice, insects, even birds or geckos. These things are actually brought back to the shovel officer by the cat through its hunting ability, which it thinks is the best thing. When the cat pushes the doll with its hind legs, it is actually honing its hunting skills.

Many people may think that the cat's movements are cute and they can't help but want to touch the cat, but in fact, the cat is very dangerous at this time. Because cats that are sharpening their hunting ability are often in a defensive state, if we forcibly touch cats at this time, we are likely to be attacked by cats, and of course it may be accidental injury. After all, people practice kung fu, and you come to fight. So when you see a cat doing this, you actually feel very cute. Don't touch the cat easily. This is a very dangerous move.

Why do cats kick with things in their arms? Many people may not understand. Nowadays, many cats are pets and don't need to hunt. Why should they hone their hunting ability? This habit is the primitive instinct left by the ancestors of cats. In the past, cats lived in a particularly cruel environment in nature and often needed to struggle. Thanks to this instinct, cats have a particularly strong hunting ability and can survive in harsh environments. When the cat does this action on the doll, although it seems to be playing a game, in the cat's mind, it is actually killing prey with its hind legs.

Because of this instinct of cats, cats like to play like this when they are with their brothers, sisters and parents, and even when they face the shovel officer. For example, many cats will grab the shovel officer's arm and push it with their hind legs. This often happens when cats are very young. At this time, the cat is playing a fighting game. At this time, the cat certainly doesn't want to kick the things in her arms to death, just playing. Like rabbits, it is particularly cute, but shovel officials need to pay attention, because our skin is naked, unlike animal skin, which is protected by thick fur. If the cat is too enthusiastic, it may also hurt the shovel officer.

If the shovel officer finds that the rabbit pedal of the cat is very violent, he can use toys to attract the cat's attention, or simply put the toy in the cat's stomach and let the cat continue to play with the toy, so that the sergeant will have a chance to pull out his arm. Then, you can enjoy the cat's play easily. Be gentle when stuffing toys and flapping your arms, otherwise it may make the cat move more violently when it is scared.