Cedar Cat Scratcher

How to train your cat not to scratch your furniture
Although it may be difficult for most of us believe that it is actually possible to train a cat. For Of course, they are incredibly independent little creatures, but like any animal reward them for positive behavior is the way modify their actions.
The case in question. On the outside, your cat to scratch the bark of a tree or anything that is solid and has a rough texture. Inside, your cat probably has scratches on your carpet, drapes, leg, almost anything in your home. That's not a good thing, but you can change this behavior with the right tools and any stimulus.
First, buy a Cat Scratcher or two. If your cat has already begun to scratch in some areas or places in your home, you need to retrain. So whether you need a scratching cat for each area or be willing to move. His goal is to place the scraper in the area that was used to scratch and get your post or using the equipment provided instead of your furniture. If your cat has not scratched at all, is a good idea to place the scraper in a place she likes to sleep or play.
Scraper to get the best is offered by a rough and natural. Many cats scrapers burlap function sisal, or cedar material. These are natural surfaces that emit a scent attractive to your cat scratches.
It is also better if you use a larger surface scratching as this will allow your cat to stretch while scratching. For some reason, cats love to do this.
With your cat around, run your fingernails across the surface rugged scraper. The noise and movement to draw your attention. If you have problems arouse your interest, you can try sprinkling catnip on or about scraper.
It is imperative to reward positive behavior with praise, affection (if your cat is affectionate type) and maybe a small gift or two. sometimes it may be necessary to discourage inappropriate behaviors (such as the use of his leg as a scratching post) with a bottle of water. Short spurts are sure to get the message that the most recent behavior your cat is unacceptable.
After a short conditioning period should find that your cat likes to use his scratching post and the rest of your furniture will be safe from sharp claws and active.
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