You're picking up your cat All WRONG | How to pick up your cat without hurting them

Have you ever wondered if you might be picking up your cat the wrong way? We all love to pick up and hold these fluffy, furry, adorable creatures, but are we doing it right? Cats have their own unique preferences when it comes to being handled. One thing is for sure, if you are picking them up by their armpits, you must stop doing that immediately! Cats rarely show when something is painful for them, and recent scientific studies have revealed some concerning findings about how we pick them up and how they feel about it. First, most cat parents unintentionally cause their cats pain when picking them up. Second, cats quickly start associating that pain with their owners. We don’t want this to happen, do we? So, what should you do instead? Let’s dive into the best ways to hold your cat, ensuring their comfort and happiness while strengthening your bond with them.

What you will learn:

Understanding How to Pick Up Your Cat
It's crucial to ensure your cat is comfortable with being picked up before you attempt to do so. Not all cats enjoy being held, and they'll make their preferences clear. If you aren't attuned to your cat's body language and pick them up without their permission, you risk getting scratched or bitten. Additionally, your cat might lose trust in you, making them less likely to want to be picked up in the future.

How Do You Approach a Cat Who's Showing Aggression?
When faced with an aggressive cat, the best approach is often to not approach them at all. Aggression in cats usually stems from fear or stress, and attempting to touch or get close to a stressed cat can exacerbate their anxiety and potentially lead to injury.

How to Calm an Aggressive Kitty
Creating a calm environment is the best way to soothe an aggressive cat. Cats can become overstimulated easily, so if you're trying to approach an aggressive cat, ensure the room is quiet and free from too many people or other animals. Respect the cat's space and give them the freedom to move around as they please.

Never Pick Up Your Cat Like This
The number one mistake people make when picking up a cat is not checking if the cat wants to be picked up in the first place. Surprise pickups can also be a big error. Even if your cat usually doesn't mind being picked up, they might react aggressively if they don't know it's coming.

How to Pick Up a Cat the Right Way
So, how do you pick up a cat the right way? If your cat is calm and leaning into you for cuddles, it's a good sign that they are comfortable with being picked up. Here’s how to do it safely.

Cradling Your Cat Like a Baby
Cradling your cat like a baby can be a sweet and affectionate way to hold them, but just like everything else, cats have their own preferences. While it’s not the most common way cats like to be held, some cats do enjoy being cradled on their back like an infant.

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