What if the neighbor always keeps a cat at home?

I suggest you communicate with your neighbors first. If the neighbors insist on not solving the problem, they can complain to the property or environmental protection department or bring a lawsuit to the court.

Catkeeping does not violate the mandatory provisions of Chinese laws, but it should not affect the legitimate rights and interests of others and normal life. China's civil code has made special provisions on the adjacent relationship, and the adjacent obligee of real estate should correctly handle the adjacent relationship according to the principles of favorable production, convenient life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and rationality.

If a neighbor's cat ownership causes a serious odor, which affects the sanitary environment of public areas and your normal life, then this neighbor has violated your neighboring rights. You can negotiate with your neighbors first and suggest that they keep cats in their rooms to avoid affecting public areas. If negotiation fails, you can explain the situation to the landlord or the rental agent and ask them to come forward and solve it according to the rental contract. You can also report the situation to the property or environmental protection department, and they will ask for correction. Finally, if other ways can't solve your troubles, you can bring a lawsuit on the grounds of adjacent disputes, asking them to stop the infringement and remove the obstacles. (Excerpted from People's Information, official account of People's Science and Technology)