Training kittens requires patience and care. Here are six methods:

Keep a gentle tone and tone: Try to keep your tone and tone gentle and gentle. When a kitten is naughty or misbehaving, you can use a stern voice to correct its behavior.

Correct bad behavior: When a kitten is naughty or disruptive, you must first understand that this may be a sign that it is bored or needs to find something to play with. You can give it some toys, or put it on a cat climbing frame and let it play on its own. In addition, clapping is also an effective way to quickly attract its attention.

Training scratching behavior: Scratching is an instinct for kittens, but in order to avoid damage to the furniture, you can prepare a special scratching board for it and sprinkle some catnip on it to attract it. At the same time, you can also spray some lemon fragrance on the furniture. Cats usually don’t like this smell, which can effectively prevent them from scratching the furniture.

Litter box training: If the kitten can follow the mother cat or other cats to use the litter box soon after birth, then It quickly becomes a habit. Initially, you can place it next to the litter box and let it observe and imitate the behaviors of other cats.

Use tongue flick to stop: When the kitten does something you don’t want it to do, such as scratching the furniture or breaking the rules, you can stop it by clicking the tongue on the roof of the mouth to make a sound. This method is more effective than shouting a reprimand.

Provide plenty of space and play time: Make sure your kitten has enough room to move around and provide it with toys and an area to play. Play with your kitten regularly, combining exercise with feeding to prevent it from becoming moody.