In recent years, the number of people raising cats has been continuously increasing. Cats are becoming increasingly loved by people, with more and more colors and breeds, including domestic cats and foreign cats. Of course, this varies from person to person. Cats are very cute animals; their behavior is elegant and their appearance appealing. Every pet cat owner hopes their cat is better in some way. The only way to improve its qualities is through training. So what to do if a pet cat does not cooperate with training? Therefore, when training, it is very effective to formulate a plan based on the characteristics of the pet cat.

　　Most training for cats involves meals and some living habits because cats themselves are very clean. Many times, kittens love to lick their bodies for self-cleaning. After eating, they will use their front paws to wipe their whiskers; after urinating, they lick their anus with their tongue; after being held by people, they lick their fur with their tongue. This is the kitten removing odors and dirt from its body, so the owner does not need to worry much, as the cat can do this itself. During training, food or toys can be used to entice them. Usually, finding foods or toys they like is very useful.

　　Tip: Pet cats are usually suitable for indoor raising, so the cat-keeping equipment at home is best to be complete, such as cat scratching boards, cat climbing frames, etc. This can reduce the possibility of cats scratching furniture and other items everywhere.