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Heard the phrase “you can’t train a cat”? It’s one of the biggest myths in the pet world. Cats are incredibly intelligent creatures, and not only can they be trained, but they often love the mental stimulation it provides. The secret weapon for unlocking this potential is a tiny, magical plastic box: a clicker. Welcome…
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The classic scenario plays out in homes across the world: a vet appointment is looming, the cat carrier emerges from its dusty hiding spot, and suddenly your sweet, cuddly feline transforms into a furry, four-legged ninja. The chase, the struggle, the stressful car ride… it’s exhausting for both you and your cat. But what if…
Ever watched a dog happily bound towards its owner at the call of its name and thought, “I wish my cat would do that”? It’s a common belief that cats are too independent to be trained. But we’re here to tell you that’s a myth! With a little patience and the right technique, you can…
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Teaching your cat a new trick is one of the most rewarding ways to strengthen your bond. And let’s be honest, is there anything cooler than your cat giving you a high five? This isn’t just a party trick; it’s a fantastic form of enrichment and communication. Contrary to popular belief, cat tricks training is…
Walking your cat on a leash can be a wonderfully enriching experience, opening up a whole new world of sights and smells beyond the apartment window. For urban cats, it’s a fantastic way to provide safe outdoor stimulation. However, unlike dogs, cats have their own unique sensibilities. Pushing too hard or too fast can turn…
Bringing a new kitten into your home is an incredibly exciting experience. These tiny balls of fluff bring so much joy, curiosity, and, let’s be honest, a little bit of chaos. As you watch your new friend explore their world, a common question pops into every responsible owner’s mind: When should I start training my…
You’ve welcomed an adult cat into your home, full of personality and established habits. You adore them, but perhaps you wish they wouldn’t scratch the sofa or that they’d be a little less terrified of the carrier. This inevitably leads to the big question: Is it too late to train an older cat? The popular…
It’s a scene familiar to almost every cat parent: you turn your back for one second, and suddenly, your cat is perched majestically on the kitchen counter, walking perilously close to your clean dishes or sniffing your dinner prep. While their curiosity is endearing, having paws that have just been in a litter box on…
When you think of “animal training,” what’s the first image that comes to mind? For most of us, it’s likely a happy dog sitting patiently, waiting for a treat. The idea of training a cat, however, often brings a skeptical smile. Cats are independent, aloof, and do what they want, right? This common misconception is…
Training a cat isn’t just possible—it’s one of the most rewarding ways to build an incredible bond with your feline friend. But just like any skill, having the right tools can make all the difference between a frustrating session and a joyful breakthrough. For years, I believed the myth that cats were untrainable. It wasn’t…