Cats

Cats like to destroy furniture, grind their claws, chew plants, and jump around. These are all cats’ nature. Even if the owner wants to change, it is not easy to train them.

Strictly speaking, training a pet cat not to destroy furniture does not happen overnight. Therefore, in order to prevent cats from damaging furniture, owners should simplify the furniture at home as much as possible in the early stages of raising cats and place decorations at high places where cats cannot reach them. At the same time, take protective measures, such as putting coats on furniture, etc., to prevent cats from damaging furniture during the training period.

Before training, owners should understand that jumping high, sharpening claws, chewing plants, etc. are all cats’ instincts and are normal behaviors. If an owner wants to change the cat's nature and behavior, he also needs to have a more determined mentality and a persistent training spirit. At the same time, during the training process, understanding and tolerance must also be given to cats' natural behaviors such as jumping high, sharpening their claws, and chewing plants. Because it is not easy for cats to change these behaviors, owners should be more patient in teaching and training cats.

In order to prevent cats from destroying furniture, owners can use transfer methods. First, buy a professional cat scratching board in a pet store and place it near the place where cats sleep. They will want to scratch things after they get up and stretch. Cat scratching posts will be found quickly and quickly. In order to attract the cat's attention to the scratching post for a long time, the owner can spray some cat's favorite scent on the scratching board or sprinkle some things that the cat likes, so as to maintain the cat's interest in the scratching post without Will destroy other furniture.

Of course, when the cat habitually scratches the furniture, the owner should stop it in time to make the cat stop its scratching behavior, and then bring the cat to the scratching board to let it go. It sharpens its claws, and at the same time gives food rewards to encourage the cat to sharpen its claws on the scratching board. In order to avoid damage to the furniture at home, it is best for owners to trim their cats' nails in time. A pet cat without nails will cause less damage to the furniture.