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- Category: Cat Behavior
- A Short Cat History
- Avoiding That Cat Urine Smell
- Behavioural Problems in Cats (2)
- Cat Behavior - Food Aggression
- Cat Behavior - Hereditary Aggression
- Cat Behavior - Maternal and Paternal Aggression
- Cat Behaviors and What They Mean
- Cat Behaviors or Just Who Owns Whom (2)
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- Cat Naps
- Cat Psychology or Understanding Your Cat
- Cat Training or Keeping Them Off Your Counter Or Desk (7)
- Cats Make Wonderful Friends (3)
- Handling Cat Aggression (17)
- How Cats Bond With Their Owners
- How Cats Groom Themselves
- Introducing Cats (4)
- Litter Box Training For Kittens (2)
- Older Cats and Dogs
- Reasons Why Your Cat Might Be Fussy
- The Domestic Cat And Its Wild Cat Cousins
- Tips For A Well Behaved Cat
- Toe Biting Cats (2)
- Top 10 Tips to Stop Your Kitten From Chewing on Electrical Cords
- What it Means When Your Cat is Ignoring You
- Why Cats Love Being Stroked
- Why Does Your Cat Scratch Your Furniture
- Your Cat's Amazing Body
- Your Cat's Natural Instincts And Behavior (1)
- Your Cat's Play Aggression (2)
- Category: Cat Care
- 6 Essential Substances Your Cat Must Have In Its Diet To Thrive
- Caring For Older Cats - Arthritis (2)
- Caring For Older Cats - Nutritional Cat Food
- Caring For Older Cats - Teeth
- Caring For Older Cats – Feline Diabetes
- Caring For Older Cats – Incontinence
- Cat Abscess
- Cat Eyes
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- Cat Food Nutrition
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- Cat Massage
- Cat Mites
- Cat Neutering And Spaying
- Cat Tree Furniture
- Cats And Their Sense Of Smell
- Cats, Kids and Responsibility (1)
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How do I get my cat to use the litter box?
Hi Ellen,
You don’t mention how old your cat is. If it is a kitten take it to the litter box straight after each meal and each time it wakes up. Adults can be a little harder to train if they haven’t been using the litter box before. It’s basically the same, carry your cat to the litter box after each meal. Always praise when they eliminate. It’s a matter of patience and repetition. I’ll write an article about it this week.
Kathy