How To Declaw A Cat
How do you encourage a cat to zero in a particular job?
and not the furniture? I really do not want to declaw the cat, but he's scratching my cousins furniture that is stored in my house. She's not going to be happy and not happy either.
Get a scratching post that is covered with sisal / hemp rope. Not getting a carpet or fabric covered. The cat is confused by the carpet and fabric are off limits in place and in another can. Take your grass catnip and rub it on the line, treat all sides of the rope. Set your cat down on the new scratching post and guide their feet to scratch the string, like his sharp nails. It should take right away. Catnip attracts him to the top of the rope. When it comes to furniture, calmly picked up and put in the position of string saying "no, that's your scratching post" ... or something similar.Do zero will help the new. (It's called modeling, which shows the right thing) Do not cry, SWAT, throwing things at him. Keep the spray bottle and spray hand if a company is not shoo away to grab the wrong thing. The mines have learned the phrase "That's not a post from scratch. "Your cat is not stupid, just a bad habit. Be consistent with the only right place insisiting claw rope is your position. Try to cover furniture to reduce the temptation. Sprays to keep it out can be judged, but it needs a good alternative to exercise their claws. Trim the tips of the nails reduce any damage they can do. Be patient, it takes about a week to begin to sink in.
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