Also if she is having issues with litter box training there is a litter called kitten attract. It makes them want to do there business there as opposed to other places. I wouldn't declaw for various reasons and as mentioned you will want to get her a scratchy pad or post.
Got A Kitten The Other Day!....Interesting story
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spaying or neutering is sometimes a good option but dont declaw and my old cat learned to do the litter box in a few seconds..and like petco or petsmart have stuff i bet walmart gots stuff to..
I think they sell stuff that smells bad to cats which you can spray on all scratchable furniture that you don't want them to scratch. Likewise, rub catnip into the scratching post.
Yeah, the milk rings are that little ring that detaches from the bottom of the cap.
Bitter apple is the spray to get animals to leave something alone, although I've met a few that actually liked the taste. Vinegar is a pretty sure way to get them to leave something alone. Our cats HATE vinegar...
Bitter apple is the spray to get animals to leave something alone, although I've met a few that actually liked the taste. Vinegar is a pretty sure way to get them to leave something alone. Our cats HATE vinegar...
5 cats...and this is there favorite thing int he world...right next to dinner time.
this is my kitten Nyx^_^ good luck with your new kitten!
lol thanks again...she is now sleeping on her bed...i don't know if I should let her roam around the floor or put her in the crate at night. My parents have a boiler room about 20 feet from her set up. We leave the door open so it's easier for the house to be heated. My brother and I worry that the kitten will venture in the room. She's done it plenty of times, but where just a little worried, my parents say don't worry about it. By this they mean she is smart and would no what is danger and what is safe.
dont give it garbage food like whiskas or anything with by products, corn, soy, wheat. etc
look up what ingredients really mean when you see it on a package.
go to a pet store and ask questions about foods instead of picking up the garbage at grocery stores or walmarts.
look up what ingredients really mean when you see it on a package.
go to a pet store and ask questions about foods instead of picking up the garbage at grocery stores or walmarts.
