
cat health & behaviour
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cat health & behaviour

- Kay
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Re: cat health & behaviour
I'd certainly set up a litter tray for them - she may have lost her confidence about braving the great outdoors whilst in the cattery, or maybe she found she preferred a tray when she had one in there
mine have access to the great outdoors, but always use their indoor trays, and I am glad about that, as I prefer the task of maintaining them to losing plants because of overly enthusiastic digging and scratching
mine have access to the great outdoors, but always use their indoor trays, and I am glad about that, as I prefer the task of maintaining them to losing plants because of overly enthusiastic digging and scratching
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Re: cat health & behaviour
I agree ^^^
She likely became a litter stressed and is nervous. Give the litter box an option while it is cold. I would make it a habit of having one in the house when the weather is cold, and taking it away when it is warm. They will learn the schedule.
She likely became a litter stressed and is nervous. Give the litter box an option while it is cold. I would make it a habit of having one in the house when the weather is cold, and taking it away when it is warm. They will learn the schedule.
- Crewella
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Re: cat health & behaviour
I agree too - I have a couple of litter boxes, and mine do use them sometimes, even though they mostly go outside.
She may go back to going outside when she regains her confidence a bit, but at least she will have the choice.
She may go back to going outside when she regains her confidence a bit, but at least she will have the choice.
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Re: cat health & behaviour
She's probably got used to the one in the cattery and now feels this is a great idea - I'd put one in the toilet if you've room as that's an ideal place to go - I find it quite funny that Daph will often go in her tray in the bathroom while I'm in there - it's like lets all get this out of the way together and you can clean up after me 
