There is no fixed range of how far a cat can go after getting lost, mainly depending on its personality and environment. Generally speaking, cats get lost and will move near their homes, such as corridors, green belts and roads outside the border. According to the investigation report of the University of Queensland, Australia, 50% of the lost cats were found within 50 meters from home, 75% within 500 meters and the farthest within 2 kilometers. But if the cat is lost for more than a certain period of time, such as a month, it may become a stray cat, gather in the park, and may even have left this world. Therefore, if you find the cat lost, you should look for it within 72 hours as soon as possible, especially in the first three days, which is more likely to be found.