Helpful Tips During Your Cat Training

by Pet Care on January 17, 2009


Behavioral problems in cats, such as avoiding the litterbox, excessive meowing and other attention-seeking behavior, biting and painful or destructive scratching can be corrected by first eliminating physical causes, then instituting a program of gradual retraining, with the help of these resources. Remember that there are no bad cats, only uninformed cat caregivers.

Tips To Make Your Cat Behavaior Correct at Home:

1.Give your cat something to do. Many cats misbehave because they’re bored, especially if they’re indoor cats. Make sure your cat has plenty of toys to play with, and that you spend time with her, playing and petting her.

2.Positive reinforcement is better than negative. It’s better to catch your cat using the litter box or using the scratching post and reward her with positive words, petting and a treat, than it is to yell at your cat when you find urine on your carpet. If your cat is meowing for attention, yelling at her gives her what she wants. Don’t yell at her

3.Make the misbehavior less appealing. If your cat is urinating on the carpet or a piece of furniture, clean up the stain and the smell so your cat has to find a new spot, hopefully the litter box (tips to clean cat urine).

You can also cover the area with aluminum foil–most cats don’t like the texture and sound of aluminum foil. If your cat is scratching furniture or drapes, perhaps putting double-sided sticky tape on the area, spritzing a citrus scent, or taping aluminum foil to the area would discourage them.

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