Sentences with phrase «using litter boxes too»

And these cats may quit using litter boxes too.

They usually continue to use their litter boxes too.

Not exact matches

I was doing some more research, and I found most people do use a litter box, so that's what we're going to start working on, too.»

Create a snug napping spot for your pet by placing a soft bed within (do note that this may be too small for some breeds), or even use the space for a discreet litter box for Puss.

Gigous said a low - sided jelly - roll pan can be used as a litter box, too.

When a cat stops using the litter box to urinate and / or defecate in, and chooses other places in the home to go, most owners don't take too well to that.

Aversions or preferences: A cat may dislike the litter (too dusty, perfumed, used), the box (too high, enclosed, previous painful experience), or the location (too far, difficult to reach, near loud appliance, accessible to the dog).

Some people found that putting too much kitty litter in the Litter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heavlitter in the Litter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heavLitter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heavlitter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heavy use.

If your cat is choosing not to use the litter box consistently, there may be too much noise or activity where the box is located.

The location of the litter box could be too public — cats like to have privacy when using the litter box, so try moving it to a less public location.

Other cats will stop using the litter box if it gets too dirty (it should be scooped at least once a day).

ScoopFree Ultra: This isn't the best option if you have 2 cats, although it could work if your cats are on the small side and if they are not too messy when using the litter box.

One of my 21 - year - old feline patients had to be moved onto a single floor of the house because he was too painful to use the stairs to the basement to get to his litter box.

Behavior such as using her litter box, using her scratching post or allowing you to take her to the vet without too much of a song and a dance about it.

If the litter box is too small, your cat might be reluctant to use it or, if she does, she might urinate over the edge, missing the box.

It could be as simple as the box is too dirty and needs to be emptied more often, or it could be more complicated if the cat has started to associate the litter box with a negative experience like being frightened by a loud noise while using the box.

Not using the litter box: Depending on the severity of the arthritis, your rabbit could be too stiff or suffer too much pain to hop into his litter box.

This can affect other areas of health, as a cat who does not want to get up to use the litter box may wind up with a bladder infection from holding urine too long, or constipated due to a reluctance to defecate.

Two or more cats using the same litter box could lead to territorial issues too.

Another great product from Dr. Elsey's is if your cat needs to find a little encouragement to use the litter box, because Dr. Elsey has something for that, too.

Other breeds of dogs and even cats take very little time to learn to use a litter box, but this one is too cute to learn anything.

A litter box that is not clean, too small, has too much litter, or is in an undesirable place may keep cats from using it.

This includes, but isn't limited to, topics like: training your cat to use a litter box, how to promote healthy scratching habits, and what to do if your cat bites or licks too much.

Kittens may be daunted by a litter box that is too large or too deep and consequently too scared to use the litter tray.

Some cats, although they always use the litter box, stand a little too close to the edge and so sometimes pee over the side.

Until one day we saw him use the litter box: He went into the box, shimmied his butt against the side of the box and — peed over the edge, because the box sides were too low.

If the litter box is in a location that your cat doesn't like, such as in a part of your home that is too isolated, then your cat may refuse to use it.

Using the litter box may be a challenge for your cat, too, because the step into the litter box or a cover concealing the space can be intimidating for them.

Don't use covered litter boxes, since many cats find them too confining.

It has long been known that rabbits and ferrets will use a litter box, but rats (and even guinea pigs, some say) can be litter trained, too.

Likewise, they may work their way out of an uncomfortable harness or refuse to use a litter box that is too small or oddly shaped.

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It's a room I don't use much because it's just too ugly and it is the home to my cat's litter box (it can get stinky at times).