how to train a cat These commands can be taught

That’s right. You can train a cat and should consider
the idea for a number of reasons. A cat who has
been trained to come when called is much easier
to catch when she breakout and to find when she is
lost. Cats don’t normally live long on city streets.
Most people shout and give chase, causing the cat
to panic and run continuously. If the cat has been trained, tragedy
may be averted.
Training enriches the relationship between you and
your pets. It is a means to make life easier for both you
and your cat.
Come Here
First decide on a suitable signal. Verbal commands,
whistling and hand clapping are ideal because
you can give the signal at any time. Don’t rely
on signaling devices, such as a bell or a “silent”
(ultrasonic) dog whistle, as these may not be on hand
in an emergency.
Place Commands
Training the cat to go to specific places in the house
can be useful for the prevention and treatment of a
variety of behavior problems. For example, training
the cat to “Go to litter box” is useful in housetraining.
A cat who has been trained to climb her scratching
post on command will be less likely to scratch
furniture.