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Old 22-07-2011, 09:13 PM
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Yes i see that What brand do you use? i am not sure if its the litter that is the problem or my stinky kitten, lol

I dont have that much of a problem with the changing of the tray but like i say in my last post i am not used to cats having a litter tray for a long time. i am sure by this age the other cats went outside.
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Honestly never had any wee smells, and only poo smells if they are a bit runny, other than that, its absolutely fine, and its in a fairly small bathroom (2 trays)
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Re: How to get cat to 'go' outside??
another alternative would be gradually put the tray out into the garden, when the cat is used to going outside then dispose of the tray, or maybe use newspaper and gradually dispose of the paper
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Yes i see that What brand do you use? i am not sure if its the litter that is the problem or my stinky kitten, lol

I dont have that much of a problem with the changing of the tray but like i say in my last post i am not used to cats having a litter tray for a long time. i am sure by this age the other cats went outside.





As a matter of interest how old is your kitten and has he been neutered.
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As a matter of interest how old is your kitten and has he been neutered.
Oh yes unneutered pee is whiffy...
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Honestly never had any wee smells, and only poo smells if they are a bit runny, other than that, its absolutely fine, and its in a fairly small bathroom (2 trays)
I used to use Catsan, which went stinky v quickly. I changed to Cat's Best and no smells at all now. It's fab. I would def recommend.
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Re: How to get cat to 'go' outside??
how much food per day??

Dexter is only nearly 5 months yes?

He is honestly a bit young to be going out. Is he going out 'full stop' or is your garden cat proofed.

I would prefer to keep him indoors until he is around a year so he could fend for himself. I imagine hes not yet neutered (mine were done at 6 month) so his pee might be a bit smelly if the hormones are kicking in, so ask your vet if they can neuter him now)
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Re: How to get cat to 'go' outside??
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how much food per day??

Dexter is only nearly 5 months yes?

He is honestly a bit young to be going out. Is he going out 'full stop' or is your garden cat proofed.

I would prefer to keep him indoors until he is around a year so he could fend for himself. I imagine hes not yet neutered (mine were done at 6 month) so his pee might be a bit smelly if the hormones are kicking in, so ask your vet if they can neuter him now)
plus if they neuter him now he will be safe with the ladies when he does go out
and he'll not mind you keeping him in for him to recover from the surgery because he wont be used to going outside sounds like a good plan
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how much food per day??

Dexter is only nearly 5 months yes?

He is honestly a bit young to be going out. Is he going out 'full stop' or is your garden cat proofed.

I would prefer to keep him indoors until he is around a year so he could fend for himself. I imagine hes not yet neutered (mine were done at 6 month) so his pee might be a bit smelly if the hormones are kicking in, so ask your vet if they can neuter him now)
Totally agree on both counts.Dexter is far too young to be going outside unsupervised and definitely must be neutered,if not already done.
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