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Scratching Furniture
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| Cats
need to scratch. Scratching removes the old layers of a cats nails, and
it is something that cats instinctively do. Scratching is a territorial
instinct by which cats
place their mark and establish their turf. If your persian cat is scratching, you need to
realize that
your cat needs to scratch because it's cat behavior. You
can't keep your cat from scratching. What you can do is stop her
from scratching those items you value and want to keep in their
relatively pristine state. There
are several strategies you can use to prevent inappropriate cat
scratching. One of the first things people try is to offer your cat a
scratching post. An easy way out of the cat scratching problem
is
to just cover your furniture. You also can use a great product on the
market is called Soft Claws. This product is
basically a soft cover to go over each of
your cat’s nails so when they
do scratch they don’t damage the furniture. |
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Urine Spraying
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| Spraying
urine is a way cats mark out their
territory. In
statistic, cat spraying a urine constitutes 44% of all house soiling
complaints. It is quite normal cat behavior for the cat but we can
reduce the problem. Many cats will reject a litterbox placed in a busy
area of your home, people walking by all the time and making too much
noise. Some cats like a little privacy if they are going to use the box
and not give you cat urine problems. Most cats will not use a box that
is located too close to their food and water, this is understandable. Behavior
modification is a method of controlling your cat's spraying,
although it will require a considerable investment of time and effort
on your behalf. You'll need to supervise your cat closely, paying
attention to where and when he marks. Treatment for marking is based
around removing your cat's motivation to
mark in the first place. The most common reasons for marking is
territoriality: he could be feeling threatened by the presence of
strange cats around the house, or he could be experiencing some
conflict with another cat(s) in the house. So, to control his marking
behavior, you need to minimize his need to act in a defensive,
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Persian Climbing
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| After
scratching, the
climbing is
the second cat behavior and even the youngest kittens will want to test
out their skills on the nearest tree.However, persian cats don't like
to climb and jump very much like other cats do, because of their short
legs and mass. In the wild behavior, some
cats climb trees
in order to pounce on their prey from above, while the leopard have
been know to store food in a tree, away from hungry animals on the
ground. The other reason cats climb is so that they can look down on
almost every other animal. When you compare
Persians to
other breeds, you’ll notice that the Persians are among the easiest
to keep.You don’t
have to
worry about things like jumping or climbing, as Persians
don’t like to do either. |
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Persian Cat Aggression
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Persian cats aggression
can be a complicated and upsetting problem for owners
to solve. An aggressive persians can be very dangerous, especially
toward
children who may not be able to recognize the physical cues that are
the warning signs of aggression. There are many different types of cat
aggression. In some cases medical conditions can contribute to
cat aggression. more: persian cat
aggression problem
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| Useful
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| Super Fast Fact |
Cat's
Claws Sharp
Most cats pull in their claws while
walking on rough ground.This helps keeps the claws sharp.
How
Long Cat Pregnant
A female cat will be pregnant for
approximately 9 weeks or between 62 and 65 days from conception to
delivery.
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