Body & Soul9 mins ago
Toilet Training For Cats
I have just got a young female cat who appears very healthy and active with a good appetite. However, she doesn't seem to want to use the litter tray. I have had her two days now and she hasn't had her bowels open yet as far as I can tell. She had a wee on the dining room floor but that's about it.
Can anyone tell me how to get her to use the litter tray.
Is there anything to worry about?
Can anyone tell me how to get her to use the litter tray.
Is there anything to worry about?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My dog is weeing himself at the door and because of my deafness - cos he just he justs sounds a wee heeeeeeeeeeee - I also feel he doesn;t want to out to the cold. It is driving me mad as it goes on to my wooden floor and am terrified of my wood becoming warped with the urine - I think I posted this sometime last week and somebody suggested washing powder - tried that - smelly stuff - every thing. Then he ran away last night and because had his lead on was caught on a branch and with me being deaf couldnt make out where he was - at 4.00 am this morning staring at me from a car because the lead was wrapped round the wheel - untrapped him from the lead and brought him home - now not fit for this at 60.
pop kitty into the litter tray every hour until she does her stuff, then praise her highly when she manages it. Keep this up and give her a treat each time, then every other time etc until you cut the treats back all together. If she is not food-orientated, play afterwards instead. She'll soon get the hint.