That's what I do, too. Well, I use fresh chicken but I think I'll switch to this freeze dried raw liver(Ugh!) that Josh likes. I found one book on clicker training cats so that helped some and I apply some "dog" clicker book principles. I also end with success. I read that if the behaviour is extra good you increase the number of treats but not the number of clicks. I think your method might work much better since the kitties don't know what exactly they will get just that it's good Do you carry around the clicker most of the time or take it out every so often like in a training session? I take the clicker out when I want to teach but I think I'll start carrying it around the house so Joshua may have more to think about.

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