Generally speaking, hitting cats is not recommended, because it will cause panic and pain to cats and destroy the trust relationship with them. However, sometimes, we may need to perform some medical or nursing operations on cats, such as nail cutting, cleaning, injection and so on.

In these cases, we need to make the cat feel as little pain and panic as possible. Here are some parts that are unlikely to hurt cats:

1. Waist

The lower back is a soft part of the cat's body, and it is also a place where it is not easy to hurt the internal organs. When we need to control the cat, we can gently press its lower back, but be careful not to press it too hard or too long.

2. Chin

The cat's chin is sensitive, but for some minor operations, such as wiping and feeding medicine. You can gently press it on your chin as long as it is not too irritating.

Step 3: neck

The neck is a very sensitive part of the cat's body. If you press it too hard or too long, it will make the cat feel pain and fear. However, in some necessary cases, such as vaccination, blood collection and so on. You can gently press it on the cat's neck to prevent it from resisting.

In short, in contact with cats, we should make them feel as safe and respectful as possible, and minimize their operation to reduce their panic and pain.