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Why do you have to buy an extra litter box for cats to use?
You should already have at least one litterbox for your cats to use and normally, unless you have more than three cats, one litterbox is enough.
How many litter boxes for two cats?
one litterbox per cat
What do you do if a small cat keeps peeing on the floor and they are so small they can't reach the litterbox?
Get a smaller litterbox
Why wont your cat get off the litterbox in sims 2 pets?
It might be a glitch as it would be unnatural for a cat to be on a litterbox for so long.
Your bunny is going to the bathroom right next to his litterbox but not in it-I moved most of his previous dropping inside of it but he still will not go in it?
All you can do is keep trying. Make sure to put all droppings in the litterbox and clean up any urination in the cage(hutch) to encourage use of the litterbox. It may take time and patience. Most rabbits will get the hint, but some just never get it. I wish you luck!
My male rabbit just turned 5 months and decided he does not want to use his litter box all the time why?
I do not know rabbits; I know cats. This info pertains to cats, and I'm only listing it to give you a start. There are many websites available to help, so search "rabbit litter box" "rabbit rescue" "pet rabbit behavior" for more related suggestions. With cats, there can be many reasons they choose to avoid the litterbox. Is this new behavior, or has the he recently developed problems? First, you should have a veterinarian check to make sure there are no medical problems involved. Cats can avoid litterboxes because of urinary infections and other illnesses. After you rule out illness, you need to consider other issues. Is there a new family member? Is there increased stress in your household? Could he be stressed or trying to get your attention? Are you keeping the litterbox clean enough for him? Cats can be extremely picky. Some cats need at least two litterboxes. Some will only urinate in one box and poo in another. Some will not use a litterbox with even one previous mess in it. Maybe your rabbit needs a cleaner litterbox. Perhaps the litterbox is in the wrong place. Is it somewhere where he might feel threatened or can't escape, like a corner or high-traffic area? Is it someplace that smells like another pet? When he doesn't use the litterbox, is he going in the same spot(s)? Perhaps you need to move the litterbox there and add another litterbox if there's more than one regular spot. Cats are predators and rabbits are prey, so their behavior and needs are very different. Still, hopefully these cat suggestions will get your brain working out of the box so your rabbit might start working in his box.
Why are my cats not using the litterbox?
There could be several reasons why your cats are not using the litterbox. It could be due to stress, a dirty litterbox, a medical issue, or a preference for a different type of litter. It's important to observe your cats' behavior and consult with a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause.
Why is my kitten not using the litterbox?
There are several reasons why your kitten may not be using the litterbox. It could be due to stress, a dirty litterbox, a medical issue, or a preference for a different type of litter. It's important to observe your kitten's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause and find a solution.
Does the ammonia present on cats urine have a side effect on people?
Only in pregnant women, which is why pregnant women shouldn't clean the litterbox. Other than that, it just smells bad. Tip: When cleaning the litterbox, DON'T USE AMMONIA-BASED CLEANERS! This will intensify the smell and make it worse than when you started!
What is the thing called where dogs go to the restroom?
Outdoors??? Litterbox??
What does a picture of a trash can plus a picture of a room mean?
litterbox
How do you train a cat to go in the litter box?
It is fairly easy. All you do is slowly place your cat's paws in the litterbox. Move her paws so to act like she is digging in the litter. Do this for a while, and she will begin to use it. Warning: Do not force your cat to come near the box! This will cause her to be scared of it, and will avoid the litterbox. Instead, do it nice and slow and gentle. If she struggles, which she will most likely do, gently but firmly hold onto her legs. Not too rough. If she tries to flee, let her go. Try it again a little later.
