No 1. Make a ‘Stop’ word

When your cat misbehaves, you need to scare your cat and make him or her end that behavior. Cats do not understand word combinations, so make a stop sign as simple as a big “No”.

No 2. Use a firm voice tone

Cats learn a word with your voice tone. So, use a firm voice tone persistently when you say the “Stop” word.

No 3. Do not yell

Cats have a good sense of hearing. If you yell or make loud noises, it may have your cat feel anxious and even threatened. This may cause additional misbehaviors, and your cat would not trust you.

No 4. Be consistent

Consistency is key to disciplining properly. If you let your cat chew cords one day and not the other day, your cat will be confused. So, be consistent how and when to discipline.

No 5. Stop immediately and redirect

Stop your cat during bad behaviors and redirect his or her attention to something else immediately. If you discipline him or her a few hours later, your cat will never know what the problem is and get confused.

No 6. Do not discipline with their names

If you call their names to discipline, they will associate their own names with something negative.

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