You know, for a kitten who just walked into the house, the most important thing to be trained is to obey orders and defecate consciously in the litter box or cat toilet. Cats usually grow very fast at the age of one. Generally, the earlier you train, the better your later results will be.

Once you give it a name, you keep calling it again and again. It won't take long for it to understand that it is calling it and responding to you.

Always try to make your tone and intonation gentle and gentle. Only when it is naughty can you talk to it in a harsh voice. For this timid new member, we should try our best to create a loving atmosphere for it.

How to train young cats

When cats are naughty and destructive, they are often bored, and then they urgently need to find something to play with. If you don't have time to accompany him at this time, you can give him some toys or put him on the cat crawl space and let him play for a while. Don't scold it loudly, because the kitten is extremely sensitive to your tone. A simple and serious "no" is enough to stop it. Too loud makes it feel scared. In addition, you can quickly attract its attention by clapping your hands.

The cat's scratching behavior is an instinct, but it doesn't mean that your floor and furniture will suffer. A cat scratch board can be prepared for the cat to let it vent. Attract the toy or put some mint on it to attract it to scratch the board with a cat. If you form this habit, your furniture will get rid of its claws. In addition, you can also rub some lemon-flavored fragrance on the furniture. The cat is disgusted with the smell (but it is harmless).

If a kitten can use the litter box with her mother or siblings soon after birth, it will take more than a week to form this habit. If there is no such condition, then we will train kittens to use cat litter. At the beginning of training, it is put in a litter box every hour, and it will learn after a while. It may be repulsive at first, but you must be patient and praise it when it uses the litter box, which can play a good encouraging role. Young cats don't need a large full-size litter box. A lower litter box will be better, easier to reach and easier to use.

Observe the kitten carefully. When you see it sniffing the corner or trying to squat down, you should put it in the litter box immediately. After that, grab its front paws and teach it to bury waste. The movement must be gentle, so that it can learn to bury its own excrement.

How to train young cats

If your kitten has solved the problem of excreting outside the litter box, you can wrap the excrement in the litter box with paper towels, then hold the kitten in the litter box, gently grab its front paws and teach it to bury the excrement.