They probably went out.

What?

Mine did.

Four things that cat owners do which make cats die quickly.

Number one, creating a stressful environment.

I've lived with my owner since I was young.

Cats spend most of their time only inside the house, as they are fundamentally territorial animals.

Therefore, cat owners should create an environment where cats can live comfortably and pleasantly.

I'm a genius.

If cat owners do not keep this in mind, cats will be under constant stress, which, in severe cases, can shorten their lifespan.

I knew she would like it.

Things that stress out cats include frequent visits by strangers and constant loud noises.

Additionally, dirty litter boxes and unappetizing food can also cause great stress in cats, so such situations should be avoided as much as possible.

That must have been so tiring.

Number two, providing inadequate meals.

This has gone bad almost.

Then give it to me.

I never got to eat such a thing.

Feeding cats with low-quality food or food which is inappropriate for their age and condition can adversely affect their health.

In addition, cats often show symptoms of addiction upon eating human food.

As such, extra caution needs to be taken so that they do not eat human food recklessly.

What's wrong?

When giving food or treats to cats, it is important to carefully check whether fresh ingredients have been used and whether the food is edible.

I've always been hungry and never got any treats either.

Ugh, it's so furious!

Number three, not loving them enough.

I mean, I could endure all those things.

Me too.

Most cats have independent personalities, so they are often misunderstood as being okay with being alone.

However, like dogs, cats are prone to anxiety if they are not cared for and loved by their owners, and this can be a cause for constant stress for them.

Therefore, the bond with their owner is very important for cats.

This is because the higher the bond with the owner, the happier cats feel, which leads to a long healthy life.

You haven't been to the earth yet, right?

Hope you have a happy life.

Number four, missing vaccinations and checkups.

I've been there.

What?

You have?

Domestic cats living at home are less likely to be infected with infectious diseases or parasites compared to stray cats living on the streets.

Huh? There's no need to go to a vet.

However, while the probability of infection is low, it does not mean that they are completely safe from the risk of diseases.

Therefore, regular vaccinations and medical checkups are absolutely necessary.

No matter how healthy a cat might look, it may not be possible to prevent or treat the disease early on if she does not receive regular checkups or vaccinations on time.

But I'm all better now.