Your cat watches you like a bored genius and ignores every cue. A click that always means a treat is how she starts listening. These three set it up differently.
Head to head, cat by cat
Flinches at loud sounds: ALBERT & MIA wins
A quiet clicker made for cats. The box has four pieces: the quiet clicker, a target stick clicker, a treat pouch and a step-by-step guide for beginners. The pouch keeps the treat in reach, so it lands right after the click.
Treats in one hand, targeting in the other: Purroro wins
A finger clicker and a telescoping target stick in one tool. Hold the stick near her, click the moment her nose touches it, then treat. That is the first step from touch to follow.
Just the click: the wrist-strap clicker wins
One distinct click marks the exact moment she gets it right. The strap keeps it on your wrist, and the button is quick to press. Nothing else to carry or lose.
Starting from zero: ALBERT & MIA
The beginner guide is in the box. Charge the click first: click, treat, ten times in a quiet room, asking for nothing. Then follow clicker train a cat to come when called.
Sensitive ears: ALBERT & MIA. Targeting with one hand: Purroro. Just the click: wrist-strap clicker.
