A spoiled cat that is allowed to do whatever he wants will sooner or later become a real problem for its owners.
But if you forbid your pet everything, this will also not lead to anything good.
We tell you what you shouldn’t forbid your cat from doing.
Sit on the windowsill
Many owners, fearing for their flowers or seedlings, drive their pets off the windowsill.
You are really hurting the cat by this. Looking out the window is a favorite pastime for cats.
Jump on your knees
Even if you are not in the mood to communicate with your pet at the moment, you should not chase him away. The cat will feel unwanted.
Climbing on shelves and cabinets
If you don't want your cat to climb on shelves and racks, make or buy him a wall-mounted climbing frame.
Rummaging in the tray
Yes, it is very annoying, but you should not scold or wean your pet off this habit.
A cat's natural instinct is to diligently rummage through the litter tray, so educational measures will not help here.
Buy a covered litter box, put down a special catch mat, and use a little less filler.
Hiss at guests
If you start scolding a cat that hisses at guests, it may become even more aggressive.
It is better not to approach a hissing cat at all. Take your guests to another room, do not make noise, do not make sudden movements.
