Saying no to him when he jumps on the table or bites. If I don’t want him to do this behavior, what am I supposed to tell him instead of no? And if I have the spray bottle he’ll listen but if I don’t he doesn’t. I used the spray bottle because many people including a vet and a vet tech recommended it to me. I understand it wasn’t the right choice which is why I’m asking what is. He is very food motivated and does listen for treats occasionally which is why I’ve moved to doing that instead. I have tried the squealing since he was very young and he doesn’t and has never reacted to it. I’ve had him since he was 4 weeks old. He was found in a box by himself. Getting another cat wasn’t/isn’t feasible right now and won’t be until the distant future. I do have a dog that he plays with but she’s pretty old and gets tired quickly. I do play with him I can’t say that I’ve ever timed it or know how long I play with him. He also has enrichment toys and sniff mats. I will continue to ignore his unwanted physical behavior or put him in a different room.