Is your cat urinating on the furniture or carpets, scratching the upholstery off the furniture, bolting for the door when you come in, and caterwauling all hours of the day or night and basically, driving you crazy?

If that’s you, this Ultimate Cat Secrets review may give you the tools you need to discover the secrets to having a perfectly well behaved, healthy, happy cat.

In my Ultimate Cat Secrets review, you’ll learn why this audio series may be the answer to your prayers and can help you train and understand your cat.

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Cat Secrets Revealed – A review

If you’re struggling to train your cat not to engage in unwanted behavior even when you are away from home, this Cat Secrets Revealed review may give you the tools you need to teach your cat what behavior is acceptable and what is out of bounds.

In my Cat Secrets Revealed review, you’ll learn some of the different factors that can cause your cat to act out and reveals many of the myths about cat training that are not only ineffective, but some are actually harmful to the cat.

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The Kitten Connection featuring Dr. Karen Sueda brought to you by Purina Kitten Chow.

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Hi! Im veterinarian and Purina Cat Chow Mentor Doctor Karen Sueda. Bringing a kitten home is a fantastic adventure for everyone, but it can be a little stressful on existing pets and your new kitten. With careful, controlled introductions, we can get your kitten and your existing pets off on the right foot. If you already have an existing cat or dog, theyll probably exhibit a combination of curiosity and defensiveness toward the new kitten. Dont worry. This is a normal reaction to the strange new playmate youve just brought home. At first, make your introductions through a closed door. Sounds funny, but theyre getting to know each other through smell and sound. This helps your new kitten to adjust without becoming overwhelmed, and helps the other pets begin to process theres a new addition. Once theyve had a little time to sniff each other out, you can begin to make the introductions carefully and with supervision. Have a few kibbles on hand to reinforce that this relationship is a good thing. It may help to keep your dog on leash and have another person present to assist you with the introduction. Ask your dog to sit, lie down, or stay to keep her attention focused on you rather than the new kitten. This will allow her to explore while getting used to the sight of your canine companion. Provide your kitten with a private area away from your dog so she feels safe. This may be a separate room or cat tree. I discuss introducing kittens to resident cats in another video, but to reiterate: make the introduction slowly, use treats and play to reward calm interaction and provide multiple litterboxes, food, and water dishes to reduce competition. And regardless of whether you are introducing your kitten to a dog or cat, dont leave them together unattended until you are certain they can tolerate each other. Thanks for watching! And remember that giving your kitten lots of love and affection will help build the foundation for your happy, healthy life together.

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The Kitten Connection is brought to you by Purina Kitten Chow. To see more kitten care videos and even ask a mentor a question of your own, visit KittenChow.com.

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Steps:
1. Have your cat in the “lay” or “lie down” position

2. Hold a treat low and in front of his face so that he is captivated by it. The treat is your lure. Initially, your cat may try to bite or pounce on the treat, so you may want to use a long treat or hold a small treat with a toothpick or chopsticks.

3. Move the treat towards one side of his face just out of his biting range (see video). Make sure you are moving it just slow enough so that his eyes and head can follow it.

4. Move the treat in a circular fashion behind his neck, again just slightly out of his biting range (see video). As his head turns to follow the treat, so will his body.

Step #4 will probably be the most difficult step for your furbaby to follow. So please be patient and experiment with the half-circular/elliptical hand motion.

***Cheat sheet: If you are having lots of trouble with step 4, you can help your furbaby out a little bit by laying your cat on his side, and then performing the motion.***

5. Say “yes!” (or click if you clicker train) as his paws land on the floor, and lavishly praise and treat him. This is especially important during the first few sessions of training a new trick. Let him know what an intelligent boy he is.

6. Repeat steps 1-5, but move the treat in the other direction so that your cat will learn to roll over in both directions (if that’s what you want).

7. Repeat the previous steps a few times until you feel that your cat has the roll over motion down.

8. Introduce the command, “roll over,” by saying “roll over,” and then performing the hand motions with the treat as you have been doing before.

9. Once he rolls over, say “Yes (or click), good ROLL OVER.” Be sure to especially emphasize/enunciate the words “roll over” to help your cat hear it better.

10. Rinse and repeat steps 8-9.

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Moreover, please let us know how your training goes by leaving plenty of comments! And above all, remember to keep the training sessions short (5-10 minutes) and fun.

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