Most cat owners would be surprised that their cats are not only disobedient and naughty but also become enemies with their owners, especially scratching wooden seats and sofa beds at home. In fact, among pet types, cats seem to be a bit clumsy. Willful and go its own way, cats are animals that like to act alone. Unlike dogs, they obey the orders of their owners and act in groups. Therefore, they do not regard their owners as monarchs and obey orders. Sometimes, no matter how you call them, they will If you don't hear it, the relationship between cats and their owners is not master-slave. It would be better to regard them as equal friends. Even so, we still have other ways to convince it. If you are smart, you might as well try it!

Cats like to use their claws to scratch objects, such as tree trunks or wooden objects. Sometimes they are also scratched on the ground. Cats also have a habit of secreting sticky and smelly liquid when they scratch objects. During the scratching process, the mucus is rubbed on the surface of the scratched object. The smell of this mucus will attract the cat to come to the same spot again to scratch. For domestic cats, if you don’t pay attention to the training of cats, they will often scratch the furniture and the floor.

Before training, you should prepare a wooden post, about 70 cm long and 20 cm thick, and fix it upright near the cat's nest to facilitate the cat's scratching. The texture of wooden posts should be solid. During training, bring the kitten to a wooden post, grab the cat's two front legs with both hands, and place the two front feet on the wooden post to simulate the cat's scratching action, so that the secretions from the glands on the cat's feet can Painted on wooden posts. After many times of training, coupled with the attraction of the smell of secretions, the cat will scratch on the wooden pillars. After forming a habit, the cat will scratch on the furniture next time.

For cats that have developed the habit of scratching furniture, during training, they should first cover the outside of the furniture being scratched with plastic boards, wooden boards, etc., and then place a solid wooden pillar or board at an appropriate position in front of the furniture being scratched. , and then use the same method as above to train the cat to scratch on wooden posts or wooden boards. After the cat develops the habit of scratching on wooden posts or wooden boards, you can slowly move the wooden posts or wooden boards until it is moved to a place you think is suitable. . Each time you move a wooden post or board, the distance should not be too large, preferably 5 to 10 centimeters, and you must not move it too hastily.