Having Trouble Training Your Cat? Try Cat Treats
When you try and train your cat, you can feel like you're going crazy. Cats only listen when they want to, they only come when they feel like it and getting them to do tricks is nearly impossible. Training your cat can be done however, as can be seen if you've ever seen cats doing tricks at the circus. Chances are, however, that you don't want your cat to jump through hoops or stand up on multi colored balls; you just want your cat to use its litter box, to stay off your furniture, to come when called and to stop scratching all your nice stuff. You can train your cat easily and effortlessly with one thing that all cats love: cat treats.
Which Treats to Buy
Cats are particular animals. Your cat may like a certain type of cat treat while another cat might like something different. The only way to know for sure is to try out different types of cat treats. Keep in mind, however, that when training your cat, or attempting to, don't feed it too many cat treats. Too many treats can upset your cat's stomach and you'll only have little piles of cat vomit everywhere. So if you're trying to train your cat with cat treats, it's best to try a little at a time until your cat finally gets it.
Cat Classes
If you're not sure how to train your cat with cat treats, it's not that difficult. Just show your cat what it's supposed to do and, when he or she does it, give it a cat treat. If you seem to be getting nowhere fast, however, try taking your cat to a cat training class. A cat training class will teach you how to train your cat with cat treats. You'll get a lot of great tips and you'll probably learn to train your cat to do things you never thought possible; like coming to you when you call its name.
Read Up On Cat Training
There are many good books when it comes to training cats with cat treats. Cats love treats so they'll do pretty much whatever it takes to get them. However, cats are also stubborn, so these books can help you learn how to break that stubborn behavior. Just remember, whether you're getting the tips from a book, from a class, or you're just winging it, remember that training your cat, even with cat treats, is going to take time, it's going to take patience and it's going to take a lot of love. That's the only way to successfully train your cat to do anything.
