In the evening, you found a cat meowing outside the door, and you don’t know what to do? Should I go out and have a look? In fact, don’t go out, as you may get infected with cat plague virus when you go out, which will lead to cat plague disease, so don’t go out! Here are a few tips to let you know what to do if there is a cat outside the door at night.
If there is a cat meowing outside the door at night, you must first find out the identity of the cat. If it is a wild cat, you should take timely measures to prevent it from continuing to numb your home. If it is your cat, you can consider taking it home, or taking it to a pet store to make it live a better life.
If there is a cat outside the door at night, it is best to find out its health first, because it may be a discarded cat and may have a cat plague virus, so be careful. You can first observe its appearance, and then go to the pet hospital for examination to determine its health status.
Depending on the health of the cat, you can consider providing it with shelter, such as preparing a warm nest for it, which not only ensures that it has a place to rest, but also makes it feel safe.
If you are sure it is acceptable to adopt, consider taking it to a pet store so that it can be seen by more people and giving it a chance to be adopted rather than being discarded.
Finally, beware of feline plague virus. When contacting wild cats, it is best to wear a mask to avoid being exposed to feline plague virus, so as not to worry about being infected with cat plague.
In short, if there is a cat meow outside the door at night, you must be careful and follow the above steps, deal with it in a timely manner, and never go out!