How to Keep Your Curtains Cat-Free: 4 Steps Every Cat Owner Should Know
When our beloved pet makes friends with the curtains, it is important to know what to do.
Cats often show interest in textiles, especially like to sharpen their claws. They also like to climb on curtains and even groom them by licking them. However, the latter behavior can be dangerous, since a cat's rough tongue can damage the structure of the fabric, make it terry or loosen the threads.
The problem is usually a lack of attention. This is especially true for kittens, who have an excess of energy, but adult animals are also susceptible to this “bad behavior.”
To prevent your pet from being naughty and destructive to your interior, try scolding your cat using a loud voice and calling the animal to shame.
In addition, you will have to devote at least 30 minutes every day to playing with your pet: run, jump – in general, do everything that will allow the cat to release all its energy.
By the way, toys on a stick, which can be bought at any pet store, are perfect for this purpose.
Cats also really like toys made from natural animal fur, which they simply love.
Another must-have purchase at the pet store is a scratching post, which can save your apartment from claw damage.
As a last resort, you can use special sprays that repel cats (they can also be found in pet stores). However, this method does not work on all cats.
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