Pet Supplies Simple Environment-Friendly Cat House And Cat Tower

Grinding claws is the habit of cats, so it is impossible to stop it from grinding claws. For a kitten, the claws are its most powerful weapon, so the aging keratin must be worn away from time to time to make it extremely sharp. In addition, grinding claws is also to show their power and increase the smell. There are odor glands inside the cat's forefoot, so it grinds its claws to leave its own odor. In the training of cats, grinding claws is the most difficult thing. Therefore, it must be carried out before the kitten has been scratching furniture.

Cats have the habit of scratching immediately after waking up, and like to scratch the objects around the cat's litter to move and relax their forelimbs and paws. Therefore, when adjusting its scratching behavior, planks or posts should be placed as close as possible to the cat's litter. As the cat grows up, the size of the wooden post or board should be increased appropriately, and then the wooden post or board can be fixed on the wall near the cat litter.

First, prepare a special grinding tool. Although there are many types on the market, it is also quite good to make it yourself. First put a thick wooden post about 70 cm long and 20 cm in diameter or a wooden board about 37 cm long and 20 cm wide near the cat litter. At the beginning, it can be placed horizontally, so that the kitten can climb up and down, and let the cat find the part that it is willing to scratch.

If the kitten does not scratch, the owner can gently stroke the cat’s head with his hands and press down on its head to force it to scratch the wooden post or plank, but the action must be light. After the wooden post or plank is scratched by the cat, the gland secretions on its feet are also smeared on the wooden post or plank. Under the attraction of the smell of its own secretion, it will scratch on the wooden pillar or plank.