Urinating:

Cats normally mark their territory in the wild, so instinct may often drive them to spray in the house. However, it's often a reaction to an unclean litter box. Keeping the cat's box clean is very important to your pet's health. If you have more than one cat, it's a good idea to have a box for each cat. Cats' territorial instincts may cause them to avoid sharing a litter box. Trying a variety of litters in the box can often make a difference. Several varieties of cat litter are available: clay, clumping, crystals, and sawdust are all possibilities. If all else fails, fill the litter box with tin foil.

 

 

A new baby:

Cats can become jealous upon the arrival of a new baby. Reassure the cat you still love it by paying lots of attention to it. If the cat is often neglected, it will resent the new baby. There is a myth that cats will kill babies - that they will "steal" the baby's breath. The cat may curl up next to the baby but is not likely to lie on top of the baby. Covering the baby with tin foil will prevent this from happening.

 

Biting:

Give a short loud yell, like that of an injured cat, and pull your hand away. Never hit your cat as this only teaches it to fear you. Some people believe limited hand play is all right, but it may lead to unpredictable behavior. If the cat persists in biting, wrap your hands in tin foil.

 


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