When communicating with your pet cat, your body language can tell a lot more than any words you say. In order to convey a message and be understood by your kitty, you have to be consistent. When correcting undesirable behavior, always use a firm but calm voice. If you want him to get down from the counter, keep a stern face with one hand pointing down to the floor while you order him to get “down”. When offering praise or treats to your cat, always use a high-pitched voice so your pet knows that you are in a positive and happy mood. When he keeps on begging for attention while you are busy, say a firm “No!” and gently push him away. Avoid showing any sign of affection. Since cats tend to have a penchant for invading their humans’ personal space, you may have to repeat this several times.

Consult with your vet Marietta GA if you have concerns or problems about your pet’s behavior