Cats like to get into bed to sleep. Many cat owners are addicted to cats and often let their cats sleep in the same bed or even the same bed as them. This is a harmful way of raising cats. Therefore, cats must be trained from an early age to sleep in a special cat nest. So how do you train a cat not to go to bed? Next, let’s follow the editor to find out.

How to train a cat not to go to bed:

1. When the cat goes to bed or gets into bed, immediately slap the cat's buttocks with your hands and reprimand loudly. The attitude should be strict. Cats are very sensitive to the owner's emotions. Basically, after a few times, the cat will not go to bed or get into bed.

2. Buy a battery capacitor and place the electrode terminals where the cat often goes to bed. The breeder controls the switch of the battery capacitor. The breeder then pretends to sleep, waits for the cat to go to bed, stays at the electrode, and immediately presses the switch. Due to the effect of the electrode, the cat will generally have a conditioned reflex of disgust towards the bed after receiving the electrode, so that the cat will no longer go to bed.

3. To prevent the cat from jumping on the owner’s bed, the owner should prepare a warm and comfortable cat nest for the cat. The cat can rest comfortably in its own nest, which will also reduce its desire to jump on the owner’s bed.

Cats belong to the feline family, divided into domestic cats and wild cats, and are relatively common pets in families around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are speculated to be the desert cats that originated in ancient Egypt and the Persian cats of Persia, which have been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years. Our common cats have round heads, short faces, five fingers on the forelimbs, and four toes on the hind limbs. The toes have sharp and curved claws that can be retracted. Cats often hunt other animals in ambush, and most of them can climb trees. Cats have fat pads on the bottom of their toes to prevent them from making noise when walking and to prevent rats from escaping when hunting. The claws are retracted when walking to prevent them from being blunted, and they are extended when hunting mice and climbing rocks.