Your cat pees on the bed, scratches the couch, wakes you at 5 a.m. ?
A complete, positive, punishment-free method to train your cat: litter box, scratching, biting, quiet nights, living with other pets, tricks, harness. From kitten to adult cat, with a day-by-day action plan.
- Instant access after purchase
- No-punishment method
- Kittens and adult cats alike

- 17 modules110 pages, PDF
- Action plans7 and 30 days
- All your screensphone, tablet, paper
Cat Training Course: Train Your Cat from A to Z
- 17 modules, over 30,000 words
- 7- and 30-day action plans
- Printable recap sheets and progress journal
- Free updates
Download link sent by email right after payment. Nothing to ship, nothing to wait for.
What cat owners type into Google at 11 p.m.
Every situation has a cause and a solution. The course gives you both, module by module, without ever punishing your cat.
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cat peeing on the bed
Rarely revenge: an unsuitable box, stress or cystitis. We check, then fix the cause.
Module 3 -
cat scratching the couch
It's maintaining its claws and marking its territory. We give it something better than your couch, in the right spot.
Module 4 -
cat biting ankles
A bored hunter, or a game it learned with your hands. We redirect and fill its days.
Module 5 -
cat meowing at night for no reason
There's always a reason: hunger, boredom, a rewarded habit, sometimes age. Evening routine and extinction.
Module 6 -
kitten biting when playing
Normal at 3 months, unbearable at 1 year if it's never taught. The hands rule and the right toys.
Module 7 -
new cat in the house: fighting
An introduction that went too fast. The 5-step protocol, separate room and scent swapping included.
Module 9 -
aggressive cat in the carrier
The carrier shouldn't only come out for vet visits. Habituation, a towel, loading from the top.
Module 12 -
how to train a cat to walk on a leash
Possible for some cats, never forced. Harness, 4 habituation phases, and the signs that say stop.
Module 11
All of cat training, in one place
17 modules
Litter box, scratching, biting, nights, kitten, adoption, living with other pets, tricks, harness, stress, mischief, play.
Action plans
7 days per problem, 30 days per goal. You know what to do every day.
Recap sheets
One table per module: the situation, what I do, what I avoid. Plus a printable progress journal.
Updates included
Future additions are free. You get the new version without paying again.
17 modules, from day one to advanced tricks
Read in order, or jump straight to the module that solves your current problem. Each module ends with a recap sheet and an action plan.
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00
Foundations
Welcome: where to start
The 5 golden rules, the starter kit, how to read the course based on your situation.
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01
Foundations
Understanding your cat
Body language, vocalizations, core needs, territory. The "posture → what it means" table.
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02
Foundations
Clicker and positive reinforcement
Charging the clicker or a marker word, timing, rewards, luring, capturing, shaping. First exercise.
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03
Problem
Litter box and house training
Peeing on the bed, the couch, next to the box, spraying, pooping outside the litter box. Medical first, then the 7-day plan.
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04
Problem
Scratching and furniture
Why cats scratch, the right scratching post in the right spot, redirecting without punishing, couch fabrics, trimming claws.
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05
Problem
Biting and aggression
Play biting, petting-induced biting, redirected aggression, fear aggression, tiger syndrome. Reading the signals, defusing.
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06
Problem
Peaceful nights
Nighttime meowing, dawn wake-ups, senior cats. The evening routine and the extinction that actually works.
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07
Training
Raising a kitten
The first 12 weeks: socialization, litter box, biting, name, handling, week-by-week calendar.
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08
Training
Adult or adopted cat
Yes, you can train at any age. Welcoming a shelter cat, fearful cats, retraining, senior cats.
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09
Daily life
Living together: cat, dog, baby
Introducing a new cat, a cat and dog that don't get along, preparing for a baby's arrival, children.
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10
Training
12 tricks and commands step by step
Name, recall, target, sit, paw, stand, play dead, fetch, shoulders, carrier, cat flap, weave.
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11
Training
Harness, leash and outdoors
Should you take your cat outside? Choosing the harness, 4-phase habituation, balcony, cat flap, car.
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12
Problem
Stress, fear and anxiety
Symptoms, causes, moving, the vet, the carrier, thunderstorms, the vacuum, separation.
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13
Problem
Mischief and destruction
Table and countertops, toxic plants, cables, cardboard boxes, Christmas tree, begging, stealing food.
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14
Daily life
Play, enrichment and routine
The hunting sequence, how much play per day, vertical space, puzzle feeders, a happy cat's typical day.
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15
Foundations
The 15 mistakes to never make
Spray bottle, punishment, collar, nose in the pee, playing with your hands… and the myths about cats.
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16
Daily life
30-day action plans and progress journal
4 week-by-week plans: litter box, furniture, nights, confident cat. The printable journal.
You don't raise a cat like a dog
A cat doesn't obey to please you: it repeats whatever pays off. The whole course rests on this principle, documented by feline ethology, and on three steps you'll learn to chain together.
Before every "problem" module, one rule: if the behavior appeared suddenly, the vet comes before the method.
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Understand
Read what your cat is expressing (tail, ears, posture) and identify the real cause of the behavior, medical or not.
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Set up
Adapt its territory: scratching posts, height, hiding spots, litter boxes, play. A good share of problems disappear at this stage.
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Reinforce
Reward the right behavior at the right moment, with a clicker or a word, and ignore the rest. Never any punishment.
Cat peeing on the bed
The bed holds your scent, it's soft and elevated: for an anxious cat, it's the ideal spot to mix its scent with yours. It's also a common sign of cystitis: the cat associates the pain with the box and looks for a soft surface.
🩺 Vet first: peeing on the bed that starts out of nowhere is checked first and foremost with a urine test.
After the vet: bedroom door closed for a few weeks (or a waterproof cover on the bed while you're out), bedding washed with an enzymatic cleaner, and an old sweater of yours in a basket next to the bed. Then you apply the module's 7-day action plan.
This course is for you if…
- Your cat has a behavior that's wearing you out: peeing, scratching, biting, meowing
- You're welcoming a kitten or an adopted cat and want to start off right
- You want to teach it tricks, the harness or the carrier
- You prefer a gentle, well-explained and realistic method
It's not for you if…
- You're looking for a 48-hour fix without changing anything at home
- You want punishment-based methods (spray bottle, collar, yelling)
- Your cat has a sudden issue: see a vet first
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You order
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You get the link
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You start
On your phone, tablet or printed out. Module 0 tells you where to start based on your situation.
We answer everything
Right after payment, you receive an email with your download link. The course is a PDF you can read on your phone, tablet or computer, or print out. Nothing is shipped.
Yes. A cat learns at any age, just a little more slowly than a kitten. Module 8 is entirely devoted to adult, adopted or fearful cats, and the action plans take age into account.
The first changes often come within one to two weeks once you adjust the environment. For a behavior that's been set in for a long time, count on 2 to 6 weeks of consistency. We don't promise anything in 48 hours: that would be a lie.
Very little: treats your cat loves, a wand toy and a decent scratching post. The clicker is optional, a marker word does the same job. Equipment recommendations stay generic, with no obligation to buy.
No, never. No spray bottle, no yelling, no collar. Punishment damages trust and makes most problems worse, especially litter box issues and aggression. Everything rests on positive reinforcement and setting up the territory.
Start with a visit to the vet: a sudden change often hides cystitis or pain. Once a medical cause has been ruled out, module 3 guides you step by step to get back to reliable litter box habits.
This is digital content: in line with regulations, the right of withdrawal no longer applies once the download has started. If the file won't open or you run into a problem, write to us: we always find a solution.
Yes. Future versions are sent free of charge to buyers. Keep your order email, it serves as proof of purchase.
Your cat won't change on its own. You can.
17 modules, one method, day-by-day action plans. And a cat that sleeps through the night.
Get the course · $43.99Scratching posts, cat trees and hammocks recommended in the course
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