Scold Your Cat Correctly - How to Say "No" Without Losing Your Cat's Love

Disciplining your cat can be a tricky balancing act. In our video, "Scold Your Cat Correctly - How to Say 'No' Without Losing Your Cat's Love," we guide you through the correct ways to discipline your furry friend without harming the bond you share. Discover effective, gentle methods to correct unwanted behaviors, ensuring that your cat understands their boundaries while still feeling loved and secure. Learn how to communicate a firm "no" in a way that is clear and compassionate, helping to maintain a positive relationship with your cat.
This video is packed with practical tips and expert advice on maintaining your cat's trust and respect as you train them. From using positive reinforcement to understanding your cat's unique personality, we cover all the essential aspects of cat-friendly discipline methods. Whether you're dealing with scratching, inappropriate jumping, or other misbehaviors, this video will help you manage your cat's actions effectively without losing their affection. Tune in to ensure your discipline techniques strengthen your bond rather than strain it.
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[@bellama920]

When I got Motor, he really liked to play rough. I used the "ow" and turn away trick, and now he plays with his claws sheathed most of the time! Cats really catch on quick. I had covid a month ago, and mamaged to teach him how to play hide and go seek tag! It's really cute, helps get his zoomies out, and it helps reinforce the "dont claw me when we play" rule :)

[@HearTruth]

I think most house cats are bored and or in need of a cat companion since they are instinctively social.

[@irenethomas5324]

Agree!!

[@lisacox4984]

When Muggsi Blanche starts to go someplace she shouldn't or get a little rough in play, I say sternly "Muggi Blanche! Muggsi Blanche! No ma'am! No ma'am!" and then when she turns away or stops what she's doing, I say in a warm, positive, appreciative voice "Good girl! Good girl, Muggsi Blanche!" I tell her she's a good girl from time to time anyway :)

[@roundtwo3321]

Exactly right.

[@DeLiverpool]

🐵I - like all of us catparents must, every now and then - will tell Gerry "no!" when dared to, but always know to find the intonation that assures him he hasn't lost my love. 🐒

[@user-ov4wr5yu4r]

Never leave cooking unattended. Prepare food on a cutting board or in a bowl. Give up caring if they jump up at other times. I also have no exposed breakables, and no upholstered furniture. No problem!

[@roundtwo3321]

00:44 This is the problem. "Isn't anyone in charge around here?"

[@user-ov4wr5yu4r]

I did scratch on the scratching board to demonstrate at first. Since we always buy the same one they like, they already know what to do.

[@LoriBothwell]

I give my cats correction whenever they do something naughty and they are well behaved because of it. Cats need boundaries like kids do.

[@Karen8ism]

My cats (4 brothers and sister) are mostly well behaved. When two have a disagreement between them, I clap my hands and say "stop that now". They both look at me with their ears back, but they stop squabbling. They settle down after being chastised. I never hit my cats, but just speak in a stern voice. (without yelling at the top of my voice)

[@pokey999991]

NEVER NERVER EVER DECLAW YOUR KITTY! All you have to do is as a kitten trim their NAILS! As a kitten they will be trained to let you do it! Or you will spend money on vets to let them do it! My vet only charged like $15.00 but still, you have to get your kitty into a carrier, drive to vet, wait in waiting room. Etc. etc. I tried with my TOBY, but after the third time I think , I gave up or forgot or ?? So the vet cut his nails. The vet I had actually was a great guy and he was a character… loved animals. Toby liked him too! Maybe too much!!?! What a BRAT HE WAS! My fault! Spoiled BRAT! My sisters kitties only eat what I fed my TOBY to this day.😊

[@pokey999991]

The way I told my kitty TOBY, HE DID bad or wrong was point my finger at him and say, bad kitty. Keeping my voice down! Then WALKING AWAY. Show him no attention! At least for a while. Heard on other videos!

[@georgemc1019]

Pica can also mean the kitten doesn't get enough (quiet) rest. Children might wake up the kitten to play with it too often or make too much noice. Easy to solve by providing a quiet safe spot for the cat and teach children to never access that spot.

[@deborahbardbury3115]

Never hit your car or any animal. I say no when there naughty but it's very rare. Love my two to bits❤

[@ArtOfCRash]

I tried the double sided tape all over my counters and he wasn’t fazed. If anything, he started to jump on it more and I think he liked the tape feeling. He also tries to eat tape. He also is fascinated by tinfoil and loves the crinkle sound. Is there anything else to do for counters? I have been trying to teach him down by clicker training, but it doesn’t seem to work unless I have a treat in my hand. :( The same thing with biting me with play aggression. I say OW really loud and try to walk away but he just jumps after me continuing to bite at my legs. This also is very annoying when I’m trying to sleep, he’ll bite at me and whenever I say OW, No Bite, he just bites harder. :(

[@karyannfontaine8757]

I have never been angry at my cats. I correct them gently or if they have unusual behavior it means there is something wrong and they may need to see the vet. I am 74 years old and have never been without a cat. Almost all my kitties have lived into their 20's. I keep the furniture covered in comforters rather than banishing my cats. I worked for a cat shelter and especially like working with feral and cats who had lost trust in people. Very rewarding.

[@terrilynch7845]

Thank you.

[@baileybunaugh]

As long as you remember that your cat is just being a cat, it’s a lot easier to not get angry at them (and sometimes you might even find their behavior slightly endearing)!

[@bohemianwriter1]

Jumping on the counter? No problem. As long as she's not near the stove when it's in use. Only time I "correct" my fur baby is when she starts chewing on my arm and hand. Sometimes, she can do it during cuddling sessions. I think she wants to play fight with my hand. If I've had a bad night's sleep, and she likes to wake me up early in the morning when I need my sleep, I have had a chat with her about that. That also daddy needs rest. Today, she's been cuddling in my bed by my feet after I came back from the treatment for my chronic back pains from an old ribcage injury. Right now, she's up on her wall cave I've put up for her. After supper, she was on the counter, I wondered if she was in the mood for a wee play before going to sleep.. As she was pondering her mouse, I wondered why she hasn't used her wall cave in a while. Now, I'm starting to wonder if animal communication is a thing that might work. I love my little life saver is endless.

[@marklerseth5471]

The other day the cat lay on the tin foil on the broiler pan and purred while she scratched at it. It wasn't a deterrent at all.

[@QuiDiosa-hy3kv]

I fart to my cat 😅

[@Reyeyawn]

Okay