When raising cats, everyone will prepare cat nests for their own cats so that cats can have their own little weather, but everyone will find that their cats like to get into beds, so why do cats get into beds? Maybe these reasons.
1. Feeling cold
Cats are very afraid of the cold. If they feel cold, they will look for a warmer place. The quilt just happens to be very soft and warm. The cat feels very comfortable, so they will get into the quilt. In this regard, the owner can soften the cat's nest and place warm items in the cat's nest to prevent the cat from catching a cold.
2. Lack of security
Some cats are timid, so they are more insecure. The quilt is a place where the owner often stays, and it smells like the owner, which makes the cat feel safe, so they like to get into the quilt and sleep with the owner. In this regard, if the owner is not disgusted, it is actually okay to deworm the cat on time and sleep together, but you need to be careful not to hurt the cat.
3. Curious
Cats are naturally curious, especially some younger cats, who are not very familiar with the external environment, so they will be even more curious. Therefore, when you see the owner in the quilt, you really want to get into the quilt to see what the owner is doing. This is a manifestation of the cat's curiosity and cannot be changed.