While cats bring us some joy, they can also have some bad behaviors, such as being stimulated and having mood swings, which are manifested by scratching furniture, chewing plastic, jumping on counters, and peeing everywhere. Cat owners will always Having these complaints often feels frustrating. But with training, you'll be surprised how easily these behaviors can be corrected. If the cat has a very bad temper, the owner must find ways to adjust the cat's mood to make it more docile and peaceful.

When the cat he raises has a bad temper, the owner may wish to find a cat companion for it, so that it can have a partner to play with when it is bored and angry, and the inner unhappiness can be temporarily forgotten. That bad temper can be calmed down.

To deal with a cat’s bad temper, the owner must first maintain a calm attitude and create a friendly impression on the cat. Or when the cat looks ugly, you can try to play some soothing and soft music for it to listen to, so that the nervous cat can relax, reduce its aggression, soothe its irritable heart, and relax its mood. Be stable and no longer be angry towards other pets and owners.

So what good solutions do we have for certain cats’ bad behaviors when their moods fluctuate?

1. Screaming in the middle of the night

This is a serious problem! Every time someone asks us: "How can I get my cat to sleep at night?" or "Why does my cat always wake me up at night?" Well, we can only Say buy them lots of toys. Feline sleep-wake cycles are incompatible with our own because they are based on cats' natural hunting instincts. Cats are most active during the day after dusk and before dawn. But remember, crying at night can also be a sign of anxiety, dementia, and being lost. If your cat is healthy, you need to do this. If your cat sleeps all day, don't blame her for having more energy at night. So you can simulate hunting, play or take a walk with it during the day. Another tip: Don't give it too much attention when you wake it up. The more you pay attention to them, the happier they will be. The best way is to ignore them.

2. Jump on the table

Although none of us mind this kind of behavior, some of us even like it when our cats have adventures in the kitchen. But even if you don't consider hygiene issues, you still need to consider the situation where cats accidentally eat food that is harmful to them.

So what should cat lovers do? It is the nature of cats to crawl around and explore high places. You need to replace the cabinet with something more suitable for cats to climb and more attractive. Buy a cat climbing frame or window sill cat hammock, put interesting toys on it or place it on the windowsill where you can see the birds. These are more attractive than boring cabinetsgravitational.

3. Scratching furniture

Is the sofa at home often scratched by cats? Scratching is a way for cats to stretch their muscles, make marks or sharpen their claws. The solution is similar to the one above, you don’t need to stop them, but channel them. Use double-sided tape to cover furniture and buy fun horizontal or vertical scratching posts for cats. More importantly, praise and reward them when appropriate.

4. Do not pee in the bedpan

Some cats’ bad habits can be corrected through training, but others require seeing a doctor. Does your cat pee on furniture and beds? If this happens again, you need to take her to the vet. Friends will tell you that your cat has "malicious intentions" towards you. No, it could be something more serious. There are many medical problems that can prevent cats from peeing in the litter box, including kidney failure, bladder and urinary tract infections or other conditions such as diabetes and arthritis. All you can do is responsibly tell your veterinarian what happened and have him check it out. ​​​​​​

5. Scratching and biting while playing

It’s no fun being scratched or bitten by your cat, but let me tell you, if you were just a little responsible, this wouldn’t be the case. When you play with it, if you make a slight move, the cat will be very excited and its teeth and claws will show out unconsciously. This problem is very common. Many people yank their claws away or snap at cats to stop their behavior. In fact, doing so will intensify their response. The solution is simple: stop your hand and use feathers or toys to attract their attention. This is natural for your cat, non-aggressive, and leaves no scars on your hands. If they continue to attack, contact your veterinarian.

6. Chewing plastic and other weird things

You may think that chewing plastic or carpet is a cat's convulsive behavior, but in fact, it is also a disease. The behavior of chewing non-food items is called pica and can cause dental disease, gastrointestinal problems and anxiety disorders. If your cat has this habit, call your veterinarian.

In addition, we should pay attention to the following when comforting cats:

　1. Don’t use violence

In fact, many people are very clear about this. In fact, no matter what kind of animal they are, they do not want to be beaten or scolded, and violent treatment is very disgusting to them. Once they are abused, a big shadow will appear in their hearts, which may have a huge impact on the cat's life and lose trust in humans.

　2. Don’t like to be looked after

The biggest personality of cats is that they are very independent. They generally like to be quiet, live like an old man in their old age, and like to be free. Therefore, it is best not to force a cat to do things it does not like. Once you restrict the cat's freedom and confine it in a cage, it may become excessively sad and melancholy, and even become depressed until it eventually dies.