Feng Shui Considerations for Keeping Cats (Introduction to Feng Shui Considerations for Keeping Cats)
1. People whose birth charts favor wood and fire elements are suitable for keeping cats. This is because cats belong to the Tiger (寅) element, which is associated with wood. Therefore, people whose birth charts favor wood or fire are suitable for keeping cats. Conversely, people whose birth charts are averse to wood and fire elements are not suitable for keeping cats.
2. Feng Shui Considerations for the Location and Color of a Cat's Bed. Since cats belong to the Tiger (寅) element and are associated with the Wood element, the bed (or place a cat frequently spends its time in) should ideally be black, blue, cyan, or green. These colors belong to the Water or Wood elements, and Water nourishes Wood, which is beneficial for the cat's growth. The cat's bed is best located in the north or east of the house, as the north belongs to Water and the east to Wood. 
3. Locations where cat beds should not be placed. Cat beds should not be placed in the due west or southwest. Due west belongs to the metal element, which will overcome wood. The southwest is the Shen position, which clashes with the Yin element of cats. This will be detrimental to the cat's growth, making it prone to illness and difficult to raise.
4. Cat beds should not be placed in the Five Yellow position according to Feng Shui. Cat beds should not be placed in any fixed Five Yellow position in the house, or in the Five Yellow position of the current year. Otherwise, the cat may suffer from abdominal pain, illness, etc. This year, the Five Yellow position is in the northeast.
