Training Cats

Articles in Training Cats

By GeoffreyMe 0 comments
Except for the most stubborn of domesticated felines and the most patient of kitty whisperers, just about anyone can succeed at calling a cat... more »
By nservice 1 comments
Dogs and cats speak different body languages. A dog’s instinct is to chase a running cat, while the cat’s goal is to simply flee. It’s the same for a wagging tail. To a dog a tail waving in the wind is a sign of friendship, but for a cat it’s a ... more »
By wendyr 1 comments
I have two cats that both need medicine twice daily. One has an overactive thyroid and the other has diabetes. I have learned how to EASILY give my cat a pill. Here's how you can do this too... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 1 comments
Halloween can be a scary time for your pet. A few precautions can make your friend and companion a little less scared... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Fish are among the easiest pets to care for, at least as far as time commitments go. They don't need love or excessive attention. All they need is a healthy environment and regular feedings. That said, they remain very delicate animals, and ... more »
By Imme 0 comments
How to teach a cat or dog not to do bad things.. more »
By stlscientist 2 comments
Cats aren't stupid creatures, they just want you to think they are so you won't make them to the same silly tricks dogs do! The secret is out... Cats can be taught to do tricks too! Teach your cat to shake hands... more »
By stlscientist 0 comments
Cats can learn tricks too! They just don't want you know. They laugh at the tricks dogs do and don't want you to know they can do them too. Teach your cat to sit using these easy steps... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Many cats have their own agenda and don't want to do what you tell them to do, so you may be skeptical about training your cat to walk on a leash. With practice and patience, you can teach your cat to walk on a leash and to actually enjoy it, no ... more »
By Valerie Brooks 0 comments
Keep your precious feline safe with a home designed to keep him out of trouble. Cats are quick, curious creatures who can easily get into trouble without the proper protections in place... more »
By Ryn Gargulinski 0 comments
Cats generally like being hugged about as much as they like baths. To hug a cat, you might first need to distract him or get him "drunk" on catnip. You may have to be sneaky to get the opportunity to express your affection... more »
By Melissa Maroff 6 comments
I know, sounds like a no-brainer, but then why do so many people still grapple with this issue? I think it needs to be addressed and eHow is the perfect place to do it. Here are some ways to get your pet off the toilet water...cold turkey... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Purebred dogs in the U.S. are registered with the American Kennel Club if the parents are registered with that organization. A purebred puppy that bears all the characteristics of the breed can also be registered through the American Purebred ... more »
By Linda McCloud 0 comments
If you are an owner of an inside cat, I am sure there is one aspect of owning your cat you dislike, changing his/her litter pan. Do you ever imagine what your life would be life if you could train your cat to go to the toilet? If you are a fan ... more »
By lucafalero 1 comments
The great outdoors can be very exciting for many cats. However, it is not safe to let your cat roam freely as cars and other animals can pose a threat. You may want to teach your cat to walk on a leash. This will provide your cat with exercise ... more »
By Nick Bulka 0 comments
Cat furniture is a commodity that is known by many names. The most common include Cat Trees, Cat Condos, Kitty Condos, Cat Towers, Cat Climbers, Cat Scratchers and Cat Gyms. There are dozens more, but whatever term you use to describe cat ... more »
By Astronomer 0 comments
When your cat’s fur spikes up, ears go flat and claws come out, you know you’ve got an angry kitty on your hands. Whether your cat is chronically aggressive or just prone to the occasional anger fit, calming down an aggressive cat can seem like ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Even a child-friendly pet has a breaking point. Always supervise child-pet interactions, and teach your child the best way to interact with an animal... more »
By WereBear 1 comments
Cats are great because they don't have to be walked. Cats are trouble because then there's the litter box. How to create a situation where you, and your guests, think about the litter box as little as possible... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Cats are independent creatures with an air of arrogance, but they offer love, loyalty and companionship to many pet owners. That doesn't mean you want them on every piece of furniture, scratching their claws on your favorite arm chair or walking ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Some cats have the annoying habit of jumping up on the countertop or table. They may be looking for food or just want a better view of their surroundings. With a little patience, it's possible to train your cat to keep off the countertops... more »
By WeeSandy 2 comments
I'm sure someone will come up with another method but for now, try picking up this plant to do the trick!.. more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
Sometimes cats enjoy chewing more than just their food. Destructive chewing may be due to teething in kittens, exploration, boredom, and perhaps even a vitamin deficiency. Unfortunately, this type of chewing can be hazardous to your cat as well ... more »
By AnneElk 3 comments
One of the most common cat behavior problems is not using the litter box. Many cats are given up to shelters for this reason. But usually this problem can be solved quite simply. To keep your furry friend, try these simple alternatives... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 18 comments
With a little patience and time, a feral (or wild) cat can be tamed into a loving pet. Younger cats are more apt to adjust quickly: 6-to-8-week-old kittens typically take two to three weeks to adjust to a domestic environment... more »