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Topic	Is there a way to retrain a cat to use a litter box?
_AdjI_ 11/03/18 3:42:11 PM #23:	Krazy_Kirby posted... Doctor Foxx posted... Krazy_Kirby posted... sounds more like a litterbox problem than a cat medical problem. if it was a medical problem they would be going in other places too. they are going right next to where they are supposed to go. try and do it like when you train a cat to use one. place them in there, place them in there when they start to go, etc This is bullshit. Cat needs to see a vet. Is the cat declawed? i sure hope it itsn't. declawing cats is horrible If he is, though, that can lead to arthritis that makes bending over to pee difficult as he gets older. Switching to a larger, open litterbox can help with that. Really, though, take him to a vet. Whatever speculation we can come up with here isn't going to help with the problem. <cite>_AdjI_ posted [p:911742883] in Is there a... [t:77166569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Krazy_Kirby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Krazy_Kirby posted...</cite> <quote>sounds more like a litterbox problem than a cat medical problem. if it was a medical problem they would be going in other places too. they are going right next to where they are supposed to go. try and do it like when you train a cat to use one. place them in there, place them in there when they start to go, etc</quote> This is bullshit. Cat needs to see a vet. Is the cat declawed?</quote> i sure hope it itsn't. declawing cats is horrible</quote> If he is, though, that can lead to arthritis that makes bending over to pee difficult as he gets older. Switching to a larger, open litterbox can help with that. Really, though, take him to a vet. Whatever speculation we can come up with here isn't going to help with the problem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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