Bubble Tea Cup Multi-Functional Cat Tree and House

Training your cat to use the Cat Tree and House is a gradual process. Start by placing treats or toys on different levels of the structure to encourage exploration. Use positive reinforcement, such as praise or treats, whenever your cat uses the Cat Tree and House. It's also helpful to apply catnip or pheromone sprays on the tree to attract your cat's attention. With patience and consistency, your feline friend will soon embrace their new favorite spot!

To stop your cat from scratching furniture, provide a suitable scratching post or Cat Tree and place it near the furniture they tend to scratch. Use deterrents like double-sided tape or aluminum foil to cover the surfaces of the furniture, and regularly trim your cat's claws. Reward the use of appropriate scratching surfaces through positive reinforcement such as praise, treats, and play. Additionally, offer an enriched environment with interactive toys to fulfill your cat's natural instincts and activity needs.

Cats are naturally drawn to Cat Trees because they fulfill their instinctual needs. Cat Trees offer vertical territory for climbing and perching, satisfying their desire for height and security. They also provide designated scratching surfaces, preventing furniture damage. With various levels, hiding spots, and toys, Cat Trees engage cats mentally and physically, promoting exercise and reducing boredom. Ultimately, Cat Trees create a dedicated space that cats find appealing and enjoyable.