Most of the time this happens to cats because they are too involved in playing, thinking that you want to force the toy with them. At this time, the owner can let go and give the cat the cat teaser stick, let it move away, play, and wait for the cat to play. When enough is enough, the cat teasing stick will still be on the side.

Cats growl mainly because cats feel threatened, feel uneasy and fearful, are in a bad mood, guard food, etc. They will growl to intimidate and warn each other. At this time, the owner should leave the cat alone for a while, and then after a period of time, he can amuse the cat with snacks or toys that the cat likes to distract the cat's attention, and then gently pick up the cat and stroke it to give it a sense of security.

The correct way to use the cat teasing stick

1. Playing with the cat teasing stick also requires a change in rhythm. Place the cat teasing stick on the ground, and then He waved, sometimes faster and sometimes slower. By changing the speed, you can attract the cat as much as possible.

2. Hold the cat teasing stick and place the cat teasing stick on the ground. Remember not to hang the cat teasing stick in the air but close to the ground. Then use the inertia to crawl forward, or use the cat stick to move backwards. The speed does not need to be fast, just a constant speed.

3. Hold the cat teasing stick in the air and wave it. When it is swung in the air, it suddenly stops. At this time, the cat will be attracted and then jump up. We started flailing again, then stopped. Remember not to wave all the time, as the cat won’t like it, so you need to pause from time to time.