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Reply #182 kiki-lala's post
rajin ko |
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Reply #184 ati1402's post
Haha....kiki mmg rajin masukkan info bebanyak dalam nehh!!!  |
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Reply #183 ati1402's post
sesama ... sharing is caring ... |
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Furniture Scratching
Scratching objects to mark them is a normal cat behavior. This behaviorappears to help in
claw sharpening and to provide some stretching exercise for the cat.Outside cats tend to
scratch wood objects. Some cats prefer a vertical surface and somea horizontal surface.
Noticing which your cat prefers can help in dealing with problem scratching.Cats are also
picky about the texture of the objects they scratch. Some become veryfixated with one
particular type of fabric and will not scratch any other surface texture.This can also be
important in retraining them. Cats like to pick a prominent spot fortheir scratching, since
they are partially doing this to announce their presence to the world.Putting their scratching
post away in the corner of a seldom used room may not fulfill thatneed. It does no good
to try to keep a cat from scratching furniture if an acceptable substituteis not provided.
Most cats prefer a longitudinal texture (like the stands on a sisalscratching post which
run in one direction, mostly). The scratching post should be at least1 foot tall ,or long,
depending on its orientation. Many cats like a bare, soft wood as ascratching post if fabric
ones are not attractive to them. The sturdier the construction, themore likely it is that the cat
will like to use the scratching post. If it can be placed in a prominentsite that helps a lot, too.
If the middle of the living room is not acceptable, putting the scratchingpost in a prominent
site in another room might work ---- but away in the basement probablywon't. Paying
attention to providing an adequate site for your cat to scratch helpsa great deal. When
they still won't cooperate and leave your favorite furniture alone,it is necessary to
discourage the behavior.
If possible, it is best to remove the object the cat likes to scratchwhile attempting
to change the behavior. If removing the object is not possible, itcan be helpful to
cover it with plastic, which most cats avoid. Consistently punishingthe cat whenever
it is seen scratching can be helpful. Spray from a squirt gun is agood deterrent for
most cats. Then take the cat to the scratching post and even run itsfeet up and
down the post in a scratching motion (gently!). When you leave thehouse, make
sure the cat is not allowed access to the room with an object it likesto scratch,
if possible. Most cats will learn to use a scratching post if you arepersistent in
attempts to alter the behavior.
If your cat will not stop destructive scratching behavior, declawingis an option
that may provide some peace in your household. In studies of this behavior,worries
over behavioral changes or long term complications have been unsubstantiated.Most
owners feel that no behavioral change occurs after declawing. Whilethis should not
be the first choice, it is an option. Declawing can be the differencebetween being
able to have a good relationship with your cat or deciding to considermuch less
acceptable alternatives such as euthansia or abandoning your pet. Whenthat level
of frustration is reached everyone is better off with the decisionto declaw. Alternatives
are clipping the claws regularly so they are too dull to cause muchdamage and
using Soft-Paws or beads glued to the claws to prevent damage fromthem. |
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Cuba Cari Spray jenis ini .. kat petshop ...ader pelbagai Brand ... |
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Cuba Cari Spray jenis ini .. kat petshop ...ader pelbagai Brand ...
No-Scratch! | * | No Scratch spray training aid for cats deters your pet from clawing aggressively on your furniture | | * | Cats dislike the mild herbal scent and avoid scratching on treated surfaces | | * | Nontoxic spray will not stain or damage fabric or wood |
No need to resort to harmful chemicals to deter your kitten or catfrom scratching on furniture. This spray is an effective training aidif used weekly on surfaces that you want to protect. No Scratch Spraywill not stain or harm fabric or wood and, because it is free ofharmful chemicals, it is nontoxic and harmless to cats. We dorecommend, however, that you test medium- and dark-colored fabrics forcolorfastness. No Scratch comes in a 16 oz bottle. |
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nasib kat umah fly takde sofa
takat kerusi kayu jer
diorg nie ske garu2 ..... tp takde la kronik
biasa ler tp tak mendatangkan masalah
cuma masalah si Benjy n Tabby ni
gile main
sampai sumbing tmpt letak pensil / pen
mane tak nyer ... main tmpt telefon
sampai jatuh brg tuh ....
ape lagi terkujat terus terabur lari ......
da tu hobi diorg ske main tali telefon tuh
da jd panjang da ......
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Pitt cuba tengok kat website petwagon dulu .... ok hopefully ader .. |
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Sedikit informasi untuk dikongsi bersama.....
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kucing kalo dah setahun lebih memang ske tido ker?
momot skang asik zzzzzzzz je.. |
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kucing baru ku iteww pun ... asik tido jerk.... |
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Reply #197 kiki-lala's post
Haaa...itew bermakna dia sangat aktif pada waktu malam....maybe masa tue kita plak yang tgh tido.
Macam budak berdua nie...diorang akan start tido dari kul 9 pagi hingga membawak ke 4-6 ptg....
bayangkan.....tido tak hingat punyer!!! tapi selepas itu mereka bagaikan piston enjin yang tak tau
berhenti bergerak!!! |
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Reply #198 MiKiee's post
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betui .... |
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Reply #196 elnor_81's post
ha'ah lau umo meningkat dewasa tu (setahun keatas)
kucing jd kurang aktif..
kejenye asyiklaaa tdo je... jgn risau..kucing tdo standard 16jam sehari |
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Reply #196 elnor_81's post
ha'ah lau umo meningkat dewasa tu (setahun keatas)
kucing jd kurang aktif..
kejenye asyiklaaa tdo je... jgn risau..kucing tdo standard 16jam sehari |
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Reply #200 ati1402's post
Haaa....tengok....cik atie dah pun kuarkan fakta ....mmg fad ada baca pun kucing tido
16 jam tue....so jangan risau okey elnor....mmg dia nie jenis yang cenggitu...tapi bila aktif mmg dia akan aktif
betul...  |
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Post time 5-9-2007 08:34 PM
ikikiki me dh cuak dahhh
tah pape jekk
