Cats may crawl under the quilt because they feel cold and want to get under the quilt to stay warm. Secondly, it may be that the cat is timid and insecure, so it wants to get into bed and sleep with its owner. In addition, some younger cats like to get into the quilt. They may be driven by curiosity and want to see what is moving under the quilt. But owners should also pay attention. If the cat often gets into bed, the cat must be dewormed internally and externally to prevent parasites from being transmitted to the owner.
1. Feeling cold
Cats are very afraid of the cold. If they feel cold, they will look for a warmer place. The quilt happens to be soft and warm, and the cat feels very comfortable. , so he would get under the covers. In this regard, the owner can pad the cat's cat's nest softly and place warm items in the cat's cat's nest to prevent the cat from catching cold.
2. Lack of security
Some cats are timid, so they feel insecure. The bed is a place where the owner often stays, and it smells like the owner. This will make the cat feel safe, so it likes to get under the quilt and sleep with its owner. In this regard, if the owner is not dissatisfied, in fact, as long as the cat is dewormed on time, it is okay to sleep together, but he needs to be careful not to accidentally crush the cat.
3. Curiosity
Cats are naturally more curious, especially some younger cats, who are not very familiar with the external environment, so they will be more curious. Therefore, when the cat sees its owner under the quilt, it wants to get under the quilt to see what the owner is doing. This is a cat's expression of curiosity and cannot be changed.
