Cat Trainer reveals powerful strategies that transformed antisocial “wild cats” into lovable housecats in less than 13 days. She can do the same for your little tiger, too. Imagine your cat…
· Faithfully using the litter box rather than your carpet
- Sharpening claws on the scratching post instead of your sofa
- Playing without aggressive biting and clawing
- Enjoying fun and happy times with their favourite human – you!
Is your cats bad behaviour driving you to dstraction
Maybe something like this is going on in your house right now…
· Kitty is in the doghouse again because she ignored the litter box and did her business on the carpet instead.
- Your sofa looks like a tattered reject from the charity shop.
- Fun play times come to a screeching halt when your sweet ball of fur morphs into a biting psycho kitty.
- If cat poop were a good fertilizer for your houseplants, they would reach the ceiling by now.
Sound familiar?
Whether your cat is acting out because of stress, a medical condition, or simply doesn’t know what you expect…the result is enough to drive you up the wall.
And whether you spotted your cute little kitty through a pet store window, rescued her from a pound, or she showed up meowing at the door one day…this little “hell cat” isn’t exactly what you bargained for when you brought her home.
To make matters worse, there are so many different opinions from the “experts” on how to banish bad behaviour, it’s hard to wade through the ocean of advice and figure out what works.
Friends and family…perhaps even your vet…don’t help matters much when they say…
“You can’t train cats – they aren’t as smart as dogs.”
“Just de-claw your cat and solve your scratching problem for good.”
Or how about this one…
“If your cat poops on the carpet, try rubbing his nose in it. That will teach him a lesson for sure.”
Forget the old wives tales.
You’re embarrassed to have your friends over because your house smells like cat pee, your rugs and curtains have rips and tears from kitty’s “romps through the jungle”, and your acrobatic feline is likely to vault onto the kitchen table and nibble on your dinner when you’re not looking.
And if you’re like I once was, right about now you may be wondering…
"Hey, whose house is this anyway?” Well, it’s time to stop pussy footing around. Now you can…
Time to call a halt
This book will show you how
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