Every time when the cat stretches out its claws, the owner can make an angry sound while gently patting the cat's butt with a rolled newspaper to let the cat know that he does not like its behavior. Then the owner will test whether the cat can stretch out its claws. If it can, continue to repeat these two actions until the cat stops stretching its claws. ​​​​​​​ If a cat is eager to interact with its owner, it will also like to stretch its paws. For this, the owner can prepare some toys for the cat, such as toy mice, to let the cat vent its energy and satisfy its desire to play. Cats may like to stretch their claws because they are in the teething stage. In this case, the owner should try not to tease the cat, otherwise the cat will instinctively stretch its claws to scratch and bite with its teeth. It is also best for owners to tie hemp ropes to the legs of tables and chairs to facilitate the cat’s teeth grinding and prevent the cat from biting the home.