When changing out the litter box every week or two, dump out all of the contents from the box, spray down the box with a natural enzyme cleaner, allow the box to dry, and pour in about two inches of fresh litter. Completely change out the litter box withhelp from a professional pet behavior consultant in this free video on cats as pets. Expert: Alyssa B. Ward Contact: www.friendlypettraining.com Bio: Alyssa B. Ward is a professional pet behavior consultant, solving cat and dog behavior problems including aggression, anxiety, fears and phobias within the comfort of people's homes. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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I need some advice on how to liter box train my rabbit? I have the box already, but just need to know what to get for her to teach her how to become litterbox trained? Also what can I do to cut back on the odor that comes from rabbits?
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When cats and dogs live together, the cat should be able to access its litter box without interference. Train cats and dogs to live in harmony with tips from a cat behaviorist in this free video on pets and cat care. Expert: Diana Korten Contact: www.thecatbehaviorist.com/ Bio: Diana Korten is certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross, and is a member of The National Association of Pet Sitting Professionals and The Cat Writer's Association. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
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Cats use litter boxes because of their natural instinct to urinate and defecate in sand or soil, so the litter box should be kept clean and in a quiet, private place. Keep the litter box an attractive place for pet cats to relieve themselves withadvice from a cat behavioral therapist in this free video on pet care. Expert: Carole Wilbourn Contact: www.thecattherapist.com Bio: Carole Wilbourn's work and advice on cat behavioral therapy is covered regularly in countless magazines and newspapers. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
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I have always wanted a kitten and finally got one a few days ago. He is almost 9 weeks old. His owner said he was a rescue, that she had found him and his siblings in the garbage in a park at just 2 weeks old! He has been an absolute joy so far. But I'm a little confused about his use of the litter box.
His previous owner said that he was trained. But the first time he had to go, he did it behind an end-table in our house. I have since blocked the end table and other places so he can't go behind it. He is very determined and still can get in there sometimes, and then I have to reinforce the barriers. Anyway, after that one time, he seemed to get how to use his litterbox. When he was upstairs last night, where he likes to sleep, he went on the carpet. I realize we may need a 2nd box upstairs. But now he was downstairs and just went behind the TV and did it. I am locking him in the bathroom overnight with his box and food, but I've heard this can make him agressive.What's the best way?
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