If the cat was just lost, it shouldn't have gone far at once. Most of the cats that can be found are found in or near the neighborhood. Including corridors and flowers, these relatively hidden places.
Cats are very alert and won't come out easily, so the best time to look for cats is at night. We can wait until there are fewer pedestrians on the road at night to look for them, calling their names while looking for them.
second, the notice for finding cats
I think that my cat got lost at that time, and my mother immediately sent the information about the lost cat to the group in the community. I hope everyone can provide us with information if they see it. Of course, we can also post notices about finding cats, add photos of cats to make it clearer, and write some notable features of cats. Conditional shovel officers can add some bonuses to attract passers-by to help them find together. It is also necessary to say hello to the security guards in the community and let them pay more attention to observation.
Third, don't give up
Never give up looking for your cat, because it may be waiting for you to find it somewhere, but if it can't find food, it may go further. It's easy for pet cats to get lost when they go out, because most of the current building communities have the same style and are very similar.
Fourth, borrow things with their smells
Cats are very sensitive to their familiar smells, so we can put things that cats usually use in some places you think they might go, including the door. It is recommended that you use cat litter, because it is the most diligent and familiar thing they use on weekdays, and it will be more effective to call cats with the smell of cat litter.
V. After finding them
If you are lucky enough to find them in the process of looking for them, please be sure to restrain yourself! ! After cats get lost, their mentality can be divided into two kinds. One is to find the owner and the owner will come out as soon as he calls. But there is also a kind of fear that people will run away when they see them, so we must never stimulate them again. Instead, we should gently familiarize them with your voice first, and then slowly guide them out.