Siamese cats are very smart, but for those Siamese cats that don’t have good habits, we should also educate and train them appropriately. So how should we train Siamese cats? Today, the editor will bring you the methods, techniques and related precautions for Siamese cat training methods.

Siamese cat training methods:

1. What should I do if my Siamese cat does something wrong?

First of all, we must criticize. When it does something wrong, it should immediately be reprimanded loudly with "No!" and "Hey!" Of course, the cat didn't stop acting because it understood the owner's words, but just stopped because it was frightened by the loud noise. If you do this repeatedly, the cat will gradually feel that if you do this, you will be yelled at loudly, which will give you a headache, and you will not do it. When a cat does something it shouldn't do, it is completely useless to take it to the crime scene and lecture it. Cats are forgetful animals. Even if they are reprimanded for what they just did, they will not understand why.

The second article is patient education. It does not mean that criticism today will be allowed tomorrow, but criticism should be done patiently with the same attitude at all times. How to train a Siamese cat? If you give up halfway, all the previous hard work will be in vain. "You'll forgive me soon anyway." In this way, the cat will get carried away.

Article 3 is that corporal punishment must never be practiced. If a cat is hit casually, it will have a sense of fear in the owner, which will lead to a character of inferiority. Because the cat's body is much smaller than that of a human, it is likely to be injured if it is hit.

2. What should I do if my Siamese cat keeps meowing?

There are many reasons why a Siamese cat keeps meowing. If it only meows at night and in the morning, it is normal. It just wants to go out to play and find companions. You can take it out for a walk at night. In addition, different response methods can be made according to different situations. The reasons why Siamese cats keep meowing are as follows:

1. It is possible that he is in heat. He should be sterilized at the age of 1 year.

2. It may be hungry. Try giving it more food at night.

3. It may be that it is lonely and wants to find a companion to play with it, so raise another one to accompany it, or you may play with it more.

4. It may be that the Siamese cat is sick and feels uncomfortable, so it barks very loudly. This should be taken seriously and observe any abnormalities in its body and whether its diet is normal. If there is a problem, take it to the hospital immediately. There are many bugs in Siamese cats that can be transmitted to humans.

3. What should I do if my Siamese cat likes to grind its claws?

Grinding claws can remove old nails, and the claw marks are also a visual mark, letting other animals of the same species know that this is its territory. Therefore, the owner should provide a cat scratching board that is stable andStand on the floor or lean against the wall at a 45-degree angle.

Cat scratching posts can be purchased at general pet stores, or you can make them yourself. Just tie them with hemp rope and wrap them around a wooden board. Then place the cat scratching post near where your cat sleeps so they will want to scratch after they get up and stretch. If there are a large number of cats, you must prepare a few more scratching posts. At the same time, you can also sprinkle a small amount of wood that will excite cats on the scratching posts every week to maintain their interest in the scratching posts.

4. How to train a Siamese cat to remember its own name?

The first step to solve the problem of Siamese cats not listening to their owners is to make them remember their names so that they can come to them on call. The most effective way is to call the cat's name before eating. As long as it understands that it will get food when its name is called, it will naturally remember the pronunciation of its own name. In this way, on occasions other than eating, if you call it, it will "look" or look back or wag its tail in response. This will make it easier for you to educate yourself in other areas. Once you understand your name, it will hear it and come when you get lost. Usually, many owners like to talk to their cats, "Come on, Mimi," and adding its name will be more effective.