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Anonymous users2024-01-24When your cat finishes going to the toilet, you hold the cat's paw with both hands and cover the cat's excrement! Every time it goes to the toilet, it does this until it learns to cover the cat sand, and my cat still works like this! ~
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Since the mother cat didn't teach it well, then you should teach it slowly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not going to be instinctive, you change it to a bigger pot, maybe it's too small for them to turn.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The guy upstairs was right, I just took the cat's hand by hand. Cover with sand. You help a few times, and it remembers.
The suggestion is to move the position of the litter box, play with him more to reduce his emotional pressure, my family is now much better, but may be in estrus or from time to time to pee outside, some cats are particularly timid, my little male cat is, the physical reasons are excluded, it is a problem of pressure, the landlord must be patient, you can spread pet diapers on the sofa where he has urinated, the taste is not clean He will go again.
If you can't stand it, wipe it for you.
Haha, I'll teach you a 100% good way.
1 Find a cage, preferably smaller, just enough to put the cat to sleep. Put the cat in at night after feeding. Cats are clean-loving animals, and due to the nature of animals, no animal wants to poop on their own litter. >>>More
The specific training steps are a series of steps to transition the cat from using cat litter to using the toilet. Give the cat plenty of time to get used to each step and gradually develop new habits. When a kitten starts eating solid food at 3-4 weeks of age, it can be trained to urinate. >>>More
Cats are very clean elves! Burying its excrement is also a habit, and there must be a reason why it is not buried, whether the cat litter is too dirty, and it is afraid of getting a foot when it is buried.