secrets on training your cat at home - john richards (books to read as a couple txt) 📗

come to a home will the intentions are to help hunt and kill prey then you will want to look over the mother as well as the kitten to find out just what type of behavior the mother has taught the kitten .

Some families that have farms are usually the ones that are looking for cats and kittens who can be good hunters. this help a pot to keep the population of mice down in the barn, feed rooms, and areas that attract many mice.
Cats and kittens that are good hunters that are allowed to eat their prey also need attention for balance meals as well.
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You will want to feed them a very good healthy balanced meal with the vitamins that they will be missing from the prey.

Depending on the time of year you will want to offer some good healthy food also, as the prey population depletes some if has happened after adopting a pet cat and you See that it is eating the prey, you will need to be able to train the cat to not to eat the prey.

And the first thing, when you see the cat eating prey, remove it from them and give the cat food right away some type of meat for cats that will give your cat the healthy balance diet that they need.

And second thing, show the cat that you do not approve of the meal they have chosen to eat you don’t need to punish the cat for this, but just to let them know in future You do not approve of this.

Making sure that you have left Enough food down for the cat to eat so that they know they have something Eat most the time to eat.

Never allow your cat to eat off the table, not even scraps that are left over from meals.

This will not be a good healthy food diet for cats or kittens to start eating. but your cat or kitten needs to be having good vitamins and protein, for it to build up healthy bones, muscles and have good brains cells.

This can also lead a cat to hunt and eat the prey. if allowed then the training for the cat not to eat, the prey will be hard to do.


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I hope this will help you in your cat training and I wish you every luck ,However if you would like more training for cats at home part 2 then simply click here


I was inspired to write this book by my sister,
Debra Ann Richards, who passed away on July 8th 2011
at the age of 41yrs. Debra was a wonderful mother
to her three children and an avid cat lover.


To your success

John Richards

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Publication Date: 09-15-2011

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