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  • How to Train Your Cat Using a Squirt Bottle

    Unlike dogs, cats can be notoriously difficult to train. If you want to train your cat to do something you should use rewards such as catnip or treats. If you are trying to get your kitty to stop...

  • How to Deal with Your Cat When They Knead

    Cats may seem like they have strange behavior sometimes. When a cat kneads there is a meaning behind what they do. Usually they are looking for a secure place to lay down. Sometimes it means that...

  • Clicker Training for Cats

    The cat, with her aloof and independent nature, doesn't strike many people--including those who share their homes with felines--as a very trainable creature. Clicker training, however, has...

  • Cat Spray Problems

    A cat doesn't normally require much work to clean up after. If your cat begins spraying, though, you may feel blindsided by a problem you never expected. Your cat isn't trying to torture you--he...

  • How Do I Train My Cat to Do Tricks?

    To train a cat to do tricks, use positive reinforcements like petting, treats and wet food whenever she performs the desired behavior. Get a cat to play fetch with help from a professional pet...

  • House Train a Cat

    House training a cat involves encouraging positive behavior, like using the litter box, scratching on appropriate surfaces and behaving well with all members in the home. Master each area of a...

  • How to Fix Bad Cat Behavior

    The best way to fix bad cat behavior is to encourage a healthier alternate behavior by providing plenty of scratching posts, convenient litter boxes and lots of engaging toys. Keep a cat occupied...

  • How to Train Your Cat: Turning Bad Kitty Into Good Kitty

    Dogs want to please YOU. Cats expect you to please THEM. That's overstating the case a little, but unlike dogs, cats generally don't respond to direct orders and can seldom be trained to chase a...

  • How to Stop Your Cat From Spraying

    Is your cat spraying and/or peeing all over everything in your house? Does he or she seem to be only targeting one or two areas of the house? Find out how to make this behavior stop.

  • How to Know Why Your Cat May Bite You When You Pet It

    There are more cat owners than dog owners in the United States, the reason for this is probably because cats are much lower maintenance. Your loving cat that usually loves to have you pet them,...

  • How to Teach a Cat to Fetch a Paper Ball

    Teaching a dog to fetch is one thing - but how about a cat? Yes - cat can be taught to retrieve a ball and once taught will reliably perform their little trick. Well, as reliable as a cat's...

  • Tips on Training Cats & Dogs

    Although cats and dogs are different species, they learn behavior in the same way that most animals, including humans, do. When it comes to behavioral learning, rewards increase the frequency of...

  • Behavior Modification for Cats

    Cats can be trained, though not in the same way as dogs. Dogs form packs and because you are the leader of that pack, your dog will follow your direction in most instances. Cats, however, have...

  • How to Train a Cat - – Yes You Really Can Teach that Independent Feline New Tricks

    As all of us pet lovers know, owning a cat can be one of the most rewarding yet frustrating experiences on the planet. Unlike dogs, cats are independent creatures that do what they want, when they...

  • What Is Feliway?

    Feliway is a product that consists of a synthetic feline facial pheromone. It is used to stop both territorial and aggressive behavior, as well as to sooth anxiety in cats. Using Feliway can...

  • Cat Care: Cleaning Carpets

    When caring for a cat, cleaning the carpets where a cat has urinated is important to discourage the behavior. Clean carpets after a cat-related mess with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in...

  • Cat Behavior: Scratching Furniture

    Scratching the furniture is a cat behavior problem that is fixed with designated scratching posts. Fix scratching problems with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Protecting Furniture

    Protecting furniture from cat behavior redirects a cat's attention to designated scratching areas. Protect furniture with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Jumping

    Jumping is a cat behavior problem that is innate to the species. Control a cat's jumping habits with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Play Aggression

    Play aggression is a cat behavior that needs to be treated carefully, discouraging a cat to use human hands as chew toys. Assess play aggression with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this...

  • Cat Behavior: Redirected Aggression

    Redirected aggression is a cat behavior that can ruin the relationship between feline and owner. Reduce redirected aggression with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat...

  • Cat Behavior: Animal Aggression

    Cat behavior can include animal aggression towards other pets or outside intruders. Deal with animal aggression with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Bullying

    Bullying is a cat behavior that can cause tension in the household without adequate toys and distractions. Assess cat bullying with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat...

  • Cat Behavior: Medication

    With cat behavior problems, medication can sometimes be used as a last resort. Learn about cat behavior medications with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Litter Box Habits

    Litter box habits in a cat's behavior is a common problem if they refuse to use it. Fix litter box habits with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on cat behavior.

  • Cat Behavior: Stress

    A cat's behavior is affected by stress that could be caused by outside cats or general unhappiness. Reduce stress in a cat's life with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on...

  • Cat Behavior: Urinating in the House

    Urinating in the house is a cat behavior problem that can be fixed with a few simple solutions. Assess a cat's urinating problems with tips from an animal rescue volunteer in this free video on...

  • New Cats & Rewarding Behavior

    Reward good behavior in new cats with treats that smell good and little pinches of catnip. Learn to reward good cat behavior with tips from an animal shelter worker in this free video on...

  • About Cat Behaviors

    Normal cat behavior includes being extremely curious of their environment, exhibiting a predator-type behavior and interacting with other cats in a playful manor. Understand how cats behave...

  • About Cat Behavior Problems

    Cat behavior problems develop between the ages of six to 12 weeks, and they can include aggression towards humans or other animals and urination, especially in males who mark their territory....

  • How to Discipline a Bad Kitten

    When a newborn kitten reaches four weeks it, it is time to start training it to behave properly, particularly if it is an inside cat. When you need to discipline a bad kitten, there are a number...

  • Feral Cat Behavior

    Feral cat behavior generally includes fleeing from or fighting humans, as feral cats are raised exclusively by other cats and usually have little to no socialization with people. Understand feral...

  • Aggressive Cat Behavior

    Aggressive cat behavior can develop in an animal that has an underlying medical problem or is under emotional distress, and the behavior can include excess nipping, clawing and biting. Take note...

  • Abnormal Cat Behavior

    Abnormal cat behavior is a sure indicator that there is a problem, whether it be the result of an illness or anxiety. Monitor a cat's behavior to pinpoint underlying problems with advice from a...

  • How to Spray to Prevent Cats From Scratching

    Spraying cats with water to prevent them from scratching is a great way to associate negativity with the bad behavior, and providing plenty of scratching posts and toys will discourage them from...

  • How to Teach a Cat NOT to Do Something

    Most cats are less motivated by human approval and rewards than dogs. It is also easier to train an animal what you want than what you don't. So how DO you train cats to stop doing a behavior you...

  • How to Clicker Train a Cat

    Many people say that cats can't be trained to do tricks, but this is totally false. They can be trained to do a variety of behaviors, and one of the easiest ways to teach them is via clicker...

  • How to Punish a Cat

    When punishing a cat, the punishment must fit the behavior. If the cat does not connect that the punishment is related to a certain behavior, it will continue to misbehave. Punishment should never...

  • Find Reading Materials on Using a Clicker for Your Cat

    This free video clip series will teach you how to train your cat, emphasizing positive reinforcement obedience techniques. Utilize clickers, water and meaningful alternatives to bad behavior to...

  • Use Scratch Posts to Encourage Good Cat Behavior

    This free video clip series will teach you how to train your cat, emphasizing positive reinforcement obedience techniques. Utilize clickers, water and meaningful alternatives to bad behavior to...

  • Walk Your Cat on a Leash to Promote Good Cat Behavior

    This free video clip series will teach you how to train your cat, emphasizing positive reinforcement obedience techniques. Utilize clickers, water and meaningful alternatives to bad behavior to...

  • Teach Your Cat to be Obedient Inside

    This free video clip series will teach you how to train your cat, emphasizing positive reinforcement obedience techniques. Utilize clickers, water and meaningful alternatives to bad behavior to...

  • How to train your cats

    Cats are loving and affectionate creatures by nature. However, they also are known to exhibit independent and dominant behavior. But savvy pet owners know that cats actually can feel reassured by...

  • How to Correct a Cat's Litter Box Behavior

    You love your cat, but your pet's litter box behavior is driving you crazy. This is the number one reason people get rid of some cats. Luckily, correcting a cat's litter box behavior is easier...

  • How to Discipline your Cat

    Is your cat driving you crazy? Never fear: here are some easy ways to train your freaky feline:

  • How to Keep a Cat off the Furniture

    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...

  • How to Teach a Cat to Fetch

    Many people incorrectly believe that only dogs can be taught to retrieve sticks or balls, but cats are equally adept at this amusing behavior, if not quite as tireless as golden retrievers. Follow...

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