Have you ever returned home and suddenly found a slight scratch on your arms or legs, and then muttered in your heart: "Did my cat catch it?" I believe many friends will encounter this problem. So, how do you determine whether these scratc...
Have you ever returned home and suddenly found a slight scratch on your arms or legs, and then muttered in your heart: "Did my cat catch it?" I believe many friends will encounter this problem. So, how do you determine whether these scratches come from cat's claws? Let’s discuss it together today!
Scratches: Cats' claws are generally sharp, so the traces they catch are generally slender and have a relatively uniform depth. If the scratches you find are like this, it is likely to be your cat's masterpiece.
Scratch location: Cats generally like to move in areas where people are active, such as sofas, beds, etc. If you find scratches in these places, it is likely that the cat accidentally left behind while playing.
Cat's behavior: If you find scratches, the cat is playing nearby, or grinding its claws, it is likely that the cat is caught. In addition, if the cat is anxious or frightened recently, it may also cause arrest.
Scratch color: Generally speaking, cats' paws will not leave color. If the scratches you find are colored, it is likely that other items are scratched.
If you find that the scratches are indeed scratched by the cat, then what should you do? Don't panic. Generally speaking, the scratches that cats scratch are relatively shallow and there will be no major problems.
