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kitten training
Pet type: Cat
Training your kitten can be challenging. Find information on different techniques and tips on how to best train your kitten. Check out training products and more!
Pet type: Cat
Training your kitten can be challenging. Find information on different techniques and tips on how to best train your kitten. Check out training products and more!
My kitten is only 8 weeks old. I would like to start training him to use a collar. I tried one with a cute little bell on it, but he takes it off and thinks it's a new toy. I decided to put the collar away for now. Any suggestions? Read more
Answers: 8
Answered by Pam (psmatt) 9 months ago | Thumbs up 1
I find a collar with a bell or even a tag on it bothers cats cause they can hear and fell it move. I would get a tag from Boomerang pet tags online, they are great, and you can get the kind that slips… read more
so i just adopted another kitten she is atleast 2 months old and refused to use the litter box in the bathroom so i bought a smaller one for her and put it in the hallway because thats where she likes to go. and i still cant get her to use it. i dont know what to do my fiance is ready to g… Read more
Answers: 4
Answered by mandy r. (mandycandysandy) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 1
when she goes #2, but it in the litter box & put he kitty in the box to sniff it. you may have to do this a few times. putting the box in the hall where it goes was a good idea. That way the kitty… read more
Posted by: Lisann326 | Posted on: 07/22/09 at 9:49am
Hi Lisa Bennett, Does your cat sometimes urinate OUTSIDE the litter box? It's a common problem with cats. In fact, it's something my subscribers ask me about all the time. Inappropriate urination is a big problem, and one of the most common reasons house cats are relinquished to shelters or "put outside". Thinking outside the box is a good thing, but URINATING outside the box? Not so m… read more
Posted by: stevecat511 | Posted on: 02/8/09 at 8:59pm
Ideally, the mother cat will train her young if a litter pan is very near her 'nest'. But what if you receive a new kitten and it is not trained? A kitten is much wilder, crazier, and more energetic than a cat. At the same time, a kitten isn't set in its ways the way a fully grown cat might be. Steps: Purchase a litter pan, litter and a scooper. Look for something 'kitten' size in a lit… read more
Posted by: AnimalAvenger | Posted on: 11/2/08 at 8:56pm
Rest assured, litter box training should be easy for you and your kitten. Most kittens naturally feel the urge to dig in litter as early as 4 weeks. If you interfere with your kitten while he's in the litter box, he may develop an aversion to using it. Be patient. Instinct will guide your kitten or cat to developing good litter box habits. Most kittens will act instinctively in the litte… read more
Indoor outdoor training repellent keeps cats away from furniture, carp… Read More
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Sherry (chattycat) posted a review on Purina Kitten Chow by Purina on December 21, 2007
My kitten has had this since she joined the family. She has NO interest in can food at all, as yet. Shes graduating to adult food now so I keep a treat jar next to my chair with the remaining kitten chow to aid in curbing the… Read More