To train a cat to catch mice, you first need to get a mouse and throw it in front of the cat so that it can catch and play with it out of interest. Secondly, you need to let the cat and mouse stay in the same room. Once cats get used to it, they will catch mice because of their hunting nature.

First of all, the owner can get a mouse, tie it up with a wire, throw it in front of the cat, and let it catch it and play with it. Over time, the cat will gradually become more interested in actively catching mice.

Then, after the cat becomes familiar with the mouse, you can start to put the mouse and the cat in the same closed environment, and let the cat stay hungry with the mouse.

When the cat has certain hunting skills, it can be put into the yard for catching training. It should be noted that mice often carry many parasites and infectious bacteria, so cats must not eat mice. The most important thing is that it can act as a deterrent to keep mice away from your home.