Bad behaviors of cats:

1. Aggressive towards their owners. This kind of resistance may be directed at everyone, but it may also be directed at a specific person. If a cat that is prone to excitement becomes aggressive, it may also be related to its personality and temper.

2. Grabbing things or chewing indoor green plants. Cats will sharpen their claws in every corner of the room, leaving their paw prints on the sofa, wallpaper, and carpets. At the same time, he likes to nibble on the green plants in the room. For this kind of behavior, the owner can buy a claw grinding tree or a claw grinding board to solve it. Green plants are placed out of reach or removed.

3. The bad habit of knocking things over on the table. Many cats have very bad hands and like to play with things on the table. No matter whether they are happy or not, when they see something on the table, they always want to push it down. If your cat has a bad habit of pushing things down on the table, you need to educate it, otherwise If the cat thinks it's fun, he will be more aggressive.

4. The bad habit of urinating and defecating anywhere at home. Some cats just don't like to urinate and defecate in the litter box, and like to pee randomly at home. Whether it is the sofa or the owner's bed, they have been spoiled. The smell of cat feces and urine can be unbearable.

The correct teaching method for cats:

1. Prepare a scratching post for the cat, sprinkle catnip on it, train the cat to only paw on the scratching post, and give it frequently Cat nails trimmed. If your cat likes to chew wires, clean up the wires at home and replace them with toys.

2. Place the cat litter box far away from the cat bowl. Keep the litter box clean and hygienic. The bigger and deeper the litter, the better. Don’t let the cat dig to the bottom. Cats like to bury things. When the cat wants to squat or lift its tail, you need to take the cat to the litter box. After repeated training, the cat will go to the litter box on its own.