How to train cats

 How to train cats

There are many ways to deal with cats, most notably playing; She loves foreplay, especially touching her jaw, patting her hand on the top of her head, and massaging the back of her neck and her front and back legs. The cat must be immunized from common and infectious diseases, such as secretions, fever, and inflammation of the intestines, and this is by injecting it with antigens for common and contagious diseases.

Basic training for cats 

One of the most important points in training cats is to train them to know their name, especially while they eat, and the reason for this is that the cat in the food stage is a good listener and directly listening to everything around it. Food is very essential to training; It is the reward that makes the cat realize that he has done a good job, and that he has to do more of it in order to receive other rewards.

When starting to train the cat, it is advisable to equip an instrument that emits a constant type of sounds, such as a whistle or a clicker (a tool that has a bell that rings with each click). Providing food to the cat, and thus he can associate the sounds made by these tools with the training session, and without them he will not understand why you give him food and will consider it just a gift.

call the cat

For example, to train a cat to come to its owner when desired, it must start at mealtime. Before opening the cat's food box or pouring its contents into the dish, the trainer must ring once with his vocal device, and with a little repetition, the cat will understand that making this sound means that something good has happened (that he has got food), and so he will start to hear the knocking at his owner. If released outside the usual eating times. You can start calling the cat from short distances, and rewarding him - when he comes - with some food, and then the cat will get used to it.

                                               use the bathroom

 Cats can also be trained to use the bathroom, but this can be a little difficult. In normal situations, the cat should have a litter bowl that he knows he should leave his waste in, and the trick in the matter is to change the location of the bowl constantly; First he must be taken to the bathroom, then he must be gradually brought closer to the toilet seat until the cat gets used to approaching him.

•  Finally, it must be placed above the chair so that he will have to climb over it whenever he wants to relieve himself, and in the end the bowl can be removed completely, and when the cat does not find it, he will start using the toilet seat in a normal way.