Cats, like people, have emotional changes, are happy or sad, and sometimes have bad tempers, such as ignoring people, scratching people, etc. How to deal with pet cats showing bad tempers? Yelling and yelling ? This method is not recommended. The following method is a good reference.

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1. If it is a lonely old cat, you might as well add a kitten to keep it company. Because it is easier for an old cat and a young person to accept each other, but it should be noted that the kitten has to be brought home by someone the old cat never knows. This person is there in the hope that the old cat will not associate you with the kitten and become jealous. 2. If the old cat is hostile to the kitten, you might as well call the kitten "the old cat's kitten" because this can create a positive connection between them. Secondly, when talking to the kitten, you should also talk to the old cat at the same time, so that the old cat is involved and has normal contact with the kitten, so as to cultivate the relationship between them. 3. If the cat is particularly nervous about someone, you might as well refer to that person as the cat's person, such as "This is the cat's Lily, it is Lily's cat." Keep them connected. This will dispel the cat's nervousness and anxiety about this person, but it needs to be practiced repeatedly. 4. Cats are easily affected by their owners’ emotions. As an owner, you should do more exercises and activities to reduce stress so that both you and the cat can relax. 5. Some owners will go to the pet hospital and use sedatives to control their cats’ emotions, but if they just try sedatives, this is a temporary solution rather than a permanent solution; to be effective, the cat’s behavior must be rebuilt and supplemented with sedatives, which can help. For cats, reduce the behaviors that trigger aggression. 6. Music also has a relaxing effect on cats and can reduce their aggressive behavior. Therefore, you can play your music with soft background music, which can also soothe cats. 7. When a cat feels nervous, it will naturally attack its enemies with its claws, so you need to trim your cat's nails frequently. When trimming, it is best to have another person hold it to distract its attention. . All in all, cats’ aggressive behavior is mostly caused by emotional stimulation, so owners should avoid anything that may affect their cats’ emotions.