Training Cats

How to Keep Your Cat from Chewing House Plants

By irwriter

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Some cats could care less about house plants and flower arrangements in your home, while others make a beeline right to any new plant you bring home. If you're tired of scratched up potting soil and shredded leaves, don't despair, there are some ... more »

How to Stop a Cat from a Bad Habit

By darknessgirl

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Cats can be very smart creatures but they sometimes don't even know what there doing. Cats can be taught something new just like dogs. If your cat has developed some very strange habits I have tips... more »

How to Stop a Male Cat From Spraying

By eHow Pets Editor

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Although both male and female cats spray to mark their territory and hunt for mates, it's a nasty habit that you don't want your domesticated cat to start. Even though females sometimes spray, male cats are usually the culprits. Try these ... more »

How to Calm Down a Hyperactive Kitten

By Etch Tabor

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Kittens are little bundles of joy. But they can also be little demons disguised as little bundles of joy. If you have nice furniture, you won't for long if you get a kitten. But there are ways of soothing this savage beast. Learn how... more »

How to Handle Feline Separation Anxiety

By eHow Pets Editor

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Although you may be more familiar with canine separation anxiety, cats can also experience this problem. Cats can be very social animals and they can experience anxiety when they are separated from their owners. Many of the signs are similar to ... more »

How to Housebreak a Kitten

By elliotfeldman

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I’ve owned 3 cats in my life. One was a stray mangy orange cat (OrangePuss) that was living under my house. That sucker is still alive, living with my ex, and probably nearing age 200 in cat-years. I currently live with 2 cats, a tabby (Sadie Mae ... more »

How to Keep Cats from Urinating in House Plants

By eHow Pets Editor

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You can train cats to use a litter box, but many cats may prefer your house plants. Follow these steps to break this habit... more »

How to Pet Sit a Hamster

By eHow Pets Editor

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Hamsters and other rodents make excellent low-maintenance pets. They are self contained, easy to feed and care for, and they make very little mess. Just because they don't require the same amount of attention that dogs and cats do, however, ... more »

How to Potty Train a Pet

By ClCornwell

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It is difficult to potty train pets at times. However, with a few simple tricks, you should be able to potty train cats or dogs easily... more »

How to Put a Cat Into a Harness

By eHow Pets Editor

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You can use a harness and a leash with your cat to assist in bathing, to handle assertively when taking him to the vet or for playing safely outdoors. When you use a harness properly, you can take your cat for walks without feeling scared for his ... more »

How to Stop a Cat Scratching Furniture

By eHow Pets Editor

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Cats and kittens are cute, cuddly and fun to play with. However, they also can scratch furniture. By following the steps in this article, you can gently break them of this habit... more »

How to Stop Your Cat from Biting Your Wires

By JerseyzBklyn

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You cat is precious to you, however he/she keeps destroying your electronics and wires. Read to learn how to protect your toys and let he/she do want they want to theirs... more »

How to Teach a Cat to Paint

By Jennon

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Many zoos are turning to art therapy for their animals, and some even sell the animals' artwork for big money both at their park and in professional galleries. Certainly nothing says that elephants and monkeys are the only animals that may have ... more »

How to teach a cat to speak, lay down

By Dave Payne Sr.

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Biologically, dogs basically domesticated wolves. In the wild, their survival is based upon cooperation. Dogs recognize leaders and follow. Cats on the other hand, are more solitary animals. They don't recognize the alpha male like the canine, ... more »

How to Teach Your Cat not to Bite

By Eli Zwillenberg

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An aggressive cat can be a nuisance or a danger, but teaching them to stop doesn't have to be. If kitty bites you, here's how to stop it... more »

How to Train a Cat Not to Bite

By eHow Pets Editor

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Biting is a natural method of play, or a way to express displeasure in cats. While it is instinctual, it is painfully irritating and can spread bacteria. You can train your cat not to bite if you understand the source of the biting and respond ... more »

How to Train Your Cat to Remain Indoors

By eHow Pets Editor

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Cats love being outdoors, but traffic hazards, other animals, disease and other factors make the world at large a hazardous place. You can train your cat to remain inside and help him to remain happier and healthier in the process... more »

How to Travel with your cat

By smilesatme1

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Traveling with your cat just about the same with the dog but I think cat is easier to bring than dog. Most of the cats are in good diet and they usually eat healthy foods that's why they are sexy and skinny. But of you ride in a public ... more »

How to avoid litterbox problems

By askerika

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Litterbox odor seems to be a concern with many cat owners. It also seems to be a big part of a decision in whether or not to get a cat. In addition, many who proclaim to not like cats say the smell is a part of the problem. Our family includes ... more »

How to Be Consistent and Persistent with Feline Obedience

By eHow Pets Editor

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Cats aren't dogs and they are very hard to train because they have a mind of their own. However, if you constantly do the same thing with your cat you may get some results from obedience training. Each cat is different, but if you start with a ... more »

How to Blog online for profits the right way

By StreetBloggers

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How social networking can be a profitable gain for any online writer or blogger. Needed steps to start creating a little extra cash. I can not make a millionaire but I can make you some money.. more »

How to Care For Orphaned Kittens

By lenamae1983

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Caring for orphaned kittens can be a very challenging job and even people experienced in the area can lose some along the way. What you must remember is that you are replacing mommy and at this young and vulnerable age kittens learn everything ... more »

How to Change a Pet's Behavior

By meadowfield

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You may have heard psychologists say that praise is better than punishment. This is true for animals as well as humans. Pets respond better to positive feelings because they can share those feelings with us, whereas our distress is more ... more »

How to Choose a Cat Scratching Post

By eHow Pets Editor

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If your cat scratches your sofa, your drapes and your rugs, you need a scratching post! Cats don't respond to punishments, but giving them a scratching post offers something more attractive to scratch. Choose a post your cat will love and save ... more »

How to Communicate With Your Cat

By jpoplive

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Scientists have discovered that cats have developed an elaborate communication system with hundreds of vocalizations to tell humans what they want. They know that we are in charge, so it makes sense for the cat to learn to communicate vocally, ... more »

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