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How I can get my cat to scratch the itch things I bought instead of my bed?

My cat was a stray dog and then lived as an outdoor cat for three months. Now he is an indoor cat, but will become an outdoor cat again in three months when i move. Because of this, I I refuse to be de-clawed. moreover, its cool when he kills things. Anyway, I love coming to my bed and scratching the side of my bed frame / mattress, so I bought one of those boxes scraper made from cardboard and catnip. However, he did not use it! I tried to show him how to use scratching myself and even gently grip paw and rubbing against the case. He seems totally disinterested. The AMA catnip, so sprinkled there, but he only eats out and the usual zero. I I try to catch him in the act of scratching and put the box next to it and seek to divert its scratch that, but so far have been unsuccessful. Does anyone have any advice? Should I try something different zero as one thing after animals?

Cats have scent glands on their paws, so when they scratch in a Instead they leave a scent that attracts them to the same place every time. So it is worth persevering to achieve the use of a zero element of their own, because once you start using, always will. They like to stretch when scratching, so a good job must be at least 28 "tall, otherwise you might not want to use. Also have a preference for scratching different points. Our sisal cat uses a back cover, but our female just the beginning of corrugated cardboard. Try to offer some alternatives, such as tree bark and even the underside of a mat of high strength, until you find something you like to use. Cats do not usually scrape the areas where rubs his chin. Feliway mimics the facial scent glands, and sprayed in areas that do not want to scratch (once a day for 21 days) be postponed. Alterntively, cover the area with plastic sheeting to cover your odor resistant grip. You are right to set the zero point beside the bed as scratching is a way of marking territory and Sometimes the location is important to them. Try final pieces of string or toys on the zero element to see if you can encourage him to take to it. Once it's sunk its clutches in a couple of times, he should get the idea that it is good to scratch there. Reward with treats when he does, as this will make good things associated with cats are much more likely to act in ways which benefit them. The website below has a good article on how to Stop Cats Scratching Furniture, and offers advice you may find useful. Http://www.celiahaddon.co.uk/pet 20problems/cats/frameset.html%

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