In the process, the folded cat will inevitably destroy the furniture, especially when it is a child, it is its nature for the folded cat to grind its claws, so what are the measures to train the folded cat not to grind its claws randomly, and what are the methods to train the folded cat to fix it? Where to sharpen the claws, let's learn about fold cat training.

1. Trim your fold cat's nails regularly.

Fold cat claws are used to sharpen the nails. Regular trimming can reduce the cat's damage to the furniture, and will not scratch people.

Second, you can buy a scratching board for a folded cat during training

This is the most important principle, since the nature of a folded cat cannot Changed, then forbid the folded cat to scratch one place and provide another place for the folded cat to sharpen its claws. This is very important!

You can prepare a claw grinding board for her (mostly It is best to use natural materials, such as hemp rope, wood, etc.), fix it vertically, and then train the folded cat to go there to sharpen its claws. If necessary, use some catnip to entice the cat to rub the claws. Cat scratch pads that have been sprayed with catnip are also available on the market, and most cats like to use them.

In addition, some natural grass mats are also the favorites of some cats, such as the craft straw mats that can be bought at IKEA, and some cats will consciously grind their claws on it.

Third, prepare a water gun and educate the folded cat when she grabs the sofa.

Fold cats are very afraid of sudden attacks. When the fold-eared cat is about to grab the sofa, he squeezes him with a water gun, and the cat will run away in great fear. Using this method several times will make the folded cat form a conditioned reflex: going to the sofa to sharpen its claws = being suddenly attacked by an unknown thing, the cat will naturally give up the sofa. The spray of the water gun is not harmful to the cat, but only serves as a warning. But be careful not to put water in your cat's ears.

Fourth, spray lemonade on the sofa where she likes to scratch.

Cats don't like the smell of lemonade, and cats like orange peel water. Other flavors that are not popular with cats are toilet water, balsamic oil, etc. Cats smell these smells when they go to grind their claws, and they will definitely avoid them.

If you also have the problem of cats scratching the sofa, you may try the above suggestions. If you do all of these, then your sofa will be safe while giving cats new claw grinding fun. You can also try this method for other furniture.