In the clever and alert life of a cat, there are also times when it makes mistakes. To avoid the cat constantly making mistakes, it is necessary for the owner to criticize it when the cat does something wrong. However, what kind of lesson is the most profound for a cat’s mistake?

　　First of all, if you want the cat to accept a profound lesson, the criticism must occur at the time the cat makes the mistake. When the pet cat does something it shouldn’t, you should immediately stop it by loudly scolding it with words like “No” or “Hey,” so that the cat can immediately cease its absurd behavior.

　　Of course, at the beginning, the cat doesn’t really understand the owner’s reproach; mainly, the cat is frightened by your loud scolding and stops what it’s doing. Of course, if the owner stops the cat this way every time it makes a mistake, over time the cat will gradually realize that when it does something bad, it will be criticized and educated by the owner in this manner.

　　Secondly, to make the cat receive a profound lesson, the owner must be patient when criticizing. Moreover, the owner must be consistent in their attitude toward the cat. You cannot have one standard one day and another standard the next day. You should adopt a consistent attitude toward the cat’s behavior, praise without hesitation when appropriate, and be clear and firm when criticizing.

　　It’s worth noting that cats are animals with a very strong sense of pride. As owners in daily life, you can discipline and educate your cat, but do not easily use corporal punishment or insult it. Severe corporal punishment and insults will cause the cat to develop a submissive personality and hold grudges in its heart.