Unleash your inner cat whisperer: The purr-fectly strange secrets to attracting feline friends
By Devin Hodge
If you’re a cat lover and want to attract these adorable feline creatures towards you just read this and you’ll be a master cat whisperer. There are tons of ways to help create an incredible environment for those fuzzy creatures. While cats have their own unique personalities and preferences , here is some general information to 100% attract them.
Give the feline some food and water because cats are naturally drawn to places where they can find any substances like chicken nuggets. From my experiences with attracting wild cats I’ve used McDonalds chicken nuggets and it never fails. Multiple times me and my friend would walk down the streets with chicken nuggets and all the cats in the area would follow us. Just the smell of one nugget is enough to encounter at least three cats.
Devin Hodge and Emily Carbajaw attract cats with a box of chicken nuggets. This is a great first step to attracting cats.
Next tip is to create a comfortable resting spot. According to Funny Fuzzy cats love cozy spaces where they can relax undisturbed, consider providing soft and warm blankets or pillows in a quiet corner or on a sofa. My experiences with making a comfy spot for my cat always works, you’ll always see my cat cuddled up on a warm blanket on my sofa
The author’s cat, Cat, sleeping under a blanket.
Another tip is to give the cat attention but not too much attention. Avoid forcing the interaction upon reluctant individuals. According to Hill’s Pet its best to allow the cat time and space to take its time and come up to you slowly and also use gentle gestures like talking softly. Once some trust is built, you’ll likely see increased interest from curious felines seeking affectionate interactions.
Hodge and Carbajaw play with a random cat.
Remember that each individual cat has its own personality traits and preferences so what might work for one cat might not work for all of them but if you read my guide it works for all of the other cats. Patience, respect and understanding are key when trying to build relationships based mutual comfort/trust between humans and cats.