Cat Training
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Why Cats Scratch Furniture and Carpets
Why do cats scratch things? Scratching is a natural behaviour, and all cats and kittens need to scratch.
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Solving Cat Behaviour Problems
Most cat behaviour problems can be treated using behaviour modification strategies and verbal cuing.
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How to Train a Cat or Kitten
Using the right training strategies increases the likelihood of success when teaching cats new tricks and correcting undesirable behaviour.
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Kittens and Cats Are Trainable
In addition to being taught to use a litter box and a scratch post, a cat can be trained to come in response to sound signals, walk in a harness, and do tricks.
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Teaching a Kitten to Use the Litter Box
Taking the right approach to litter training with a new kitten can prevent litter box problems later on.
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Treating Aggression in Cats
There are several effective strategies to decrease aggression in cats. Approaches will vary depending on the cause of the behaviour.
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Leash Training Cats
Not all cats can be leash trained, but if an owner exercises patience and perseverance, many cats will take to it.
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Solving Litter Box Problems
There are simple solutions to most of the problems that cause cats to avoid using their litter boxes.
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Cats and Furniture Scratching
There are a number of simple things you can do to redirect your cat's scratching behavior to more appropriate targets and keep your furniture intact.
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