Folded Ear Cat

　　First, train your cat to relieve itself in a fixed location. Cats are relatively clean animals, but the habit of using a fixed place for elimination must be developed through training. During training, place a waste tray or cardboard box beside the cat as a toilet, fill it with 3-4 centimeters of litter, and sprinkle a small amount of litter with cat urine or feces scent on the top layer. When you see the cat anxious and restless, circling around, it indicates the cat needs to defecate or urinate. At this time, guide the cat to the litter box and let it smell the scent of the litter inside. This way, the cat will relieve itself in the litter box. After several training sessions, the habit will be formed. The litter box should be cleaned and the litter replaced regularly to keep it clean and odor-free to prevent the cat from feeling the litter box is dirty and changing elimination locations.

　　Next, train the cat not to jump on tables or beds. This is to prevent the cat from knocking over items and protect the owner's health. Some cat lovers often allow their cats to sleep with them in the same bed and under the same blanket, but this is a very unhygienic habit. Because if the cat suffers from external parasites (such as fleas, lice, etc.) or fungal skin disease, it can pose a health risk to humans. Women and children have weaker skin resistance and are more susceptible to infection from cat fungal skin diseases, causing itching and discomfort at the affected areas. Therefore, the cat should be trained from a young age not to get on the bed and to sleep in its own bed. (Source：PetsZone)