Cat claw grinding

Cats are born with a tendency to scratch, so you must be prepared for this before you decide to raise it. Although cats like to "sharpen their claws" everywhere, they can also be trained not to "sharpen their claws" randomly through later training, so as to avoid "harm" to important items in the home. In order to protect the furniture, it is very important to train the cat to sharpen its claws from an early age. Even if the cat has a bad habit of scratching its claws indiscriminately, it can be corrected in the following ways. 1. Protect furniture Spray some things cats don’t like in areas where cats are used to grinding their claws, such as lemon water, toilet water, essential oil, vinegar, etc. Cats will run away if they smell it, but this method cannot last long. After the smell dissipates, the cat will still run away. Attach tinfoil and double-sided tape to the furniture. Cats’ claws don’t like the touch of these things, and they can protect furniture from damage to a certain extent. 2. Training method: First of all, you must prepare a tool specially designed for cats to sharpen their claws. You can buy it or make it yourself. You can prepare a few more pieces and place them in places where cats like to grind their claws. You can sprinkle some catnip on them to attract them. And usually once you find a cat grinding its claws on the furniture, you should immediately tell it "no" and take it to a place specially designed for claw grinding. If the cat is not obedient, you can spray it with water when it is grinding its claws to let it form a conditioned reflex. But be careful not to spray into the cat's ears. 3. Regular trimming If you don’t let your cat go outside, it’s best to trim your cat’s nails regularly to prevent them from getting too long or sharp.