It is said that stray cats should not be fed. Why on earth?

In our daily life, we can find many stray animals in the street. Among these stray animals, stray cats account for the largest proportion. Some people are very compassionate and choose to feed stray cats. In fact, we'd better not feed stray cats, because stray cats are potentially harmful to us.

First of all, we should know that most stray cats are wild cats. This kind of wild cat is not tamed, so it is very aggressive. Therefore, if we feed stray cats carelessly or accidentally infringe stray cats, they will attack us and do harm to our health.

Secondly, when we feed stray cats, we must pay attention to the fact that stray cats may carry many viruses. This is because stray cats often can't get special sanitation in their daily life, so they are likely to be carriers or disseminators of many viruses. When we feed stray cats, if we accidentally cut off such a virus, it is very likely that our health will be hurt to some extent, and it may also cause certain harm to the health of others.

Finally, we should know that because most stray cats live in the streets for a long time, their bodies will not be washed, so some fleas will grow, and such fleas carry a lot of bacteria. If our bodies are bitten by fleas, it is very likely that there will be local redness and blisters. If the situation is serious, it is likely to cause certain scars on our bodies. So we try to reduce feeding stray cats in our daily life.

And if we want to feed stray cats, we should keep a safe and appropriate distance from them.