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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's not that the kitten doesn't go to the toilet, the cat gets something to cover after urinating, you go get some sand and put it in a box that can hold the cat, and he will go there to urinate, and he will cover the poop with sand after urinating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no question of good habits.
It may be that you are not used to your home when you first arrived.
You can try to put what he has in his toilet and he will go on his own, or take him to a fixed place as soon as he wants to go to WC, and it will be a few times!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Cats are very spiritual creatures, and it's hard to capture all of its movements, and I'm almost 100% sure that it poops every day! But you don't see it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Cats have a natural tendency to poop in the dirt, and they don't go to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If you want sand, you have to train it, press it there, don't scold it, and say to it gently: "Good boy, this is the place for you to pee "I trained my two kittens like this, okay
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Anonymous users2024-01-19My two cats taught them to go to the bathroom.
Kittens are like this, I want you to be patient and guide. >>>More
The kitten to a new environment, has not yet adapted, and may be scared, or may be thinking about the cat mother. It's good to take a little longer, and there is no need to rush.
There may be nothing wrong with this, the food you feed may be difficult to digest and it cannot be digested temporarily, you can give it more water to drink, if it has not gone to the toilet then go to the doctor.
If there are signs of squatting and unable to defecate, the landlord can use his hands to stroke the anus that stimulates the kitten to help defecate. >>>More
If you have an anal fissure, go to the hospital to check and prescribe some ointment, pay attention to personal hygiene, and wash the affected area with warm water.