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Litter boxes aren’t just for cats. A dog litter box can be a great solution for pet parents when potty-training and house-training your dog or puppy. A litter box for dogs can be an excellent training tool, and you can have the choice of a dog litter box or a puppy litter box for whatever stage of life your dog is in.
Yes, they can. In fact, it can be a great potty-training tool, especially for pups that live in places with harsh weather or smaller spaces like an apartment.
Litter box training can be a great idea for your dog if it fits well with your intended lifestyle together. The litter boxes are designed to be easy to clean and easy for your pet to use.
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Hello my cat is an inside and out cat, I live in Florida. I have two litter boxes for him it is a clumping brand so it's an easy clean up, he has no problem using them. the question is the box I have put outside is clumping with out my cat using it, and when it does start to clump he doesn't use the one out side.... but still uses the box with the same litter inside. Which litter should I use out side?
Can having dwarfism cause a kitten to refuse to use a litter box, and walk while he poops? I'm 90 percent certain that my little Male foster has dwarfism and he is approaching adoption age so not using the litter box is increasingly concerning as I know that adopters dont wamt cats that arent litterbox trained. If this is caused by dwarfism is there anything I can do to make going I'm the box easiar for him?
Poli was the only dog we have had until five months ago when we decided to adopt Lido a Mix breed puppy girl. At first it was diffcult but now they enjoy the company. What we have noticed is that when its time to eat, Poli is showing some kind of scare from Lido and instead of eating from the bowl, she grab a good bunch of food and hide herself to eat the food. Lido seems to have some type of control over the food... what should you recommend to have Poli to avoid that behavior?
I am struggling with potty training my two newest pups. They’re almost 3 months now and I feel like I haven’t gotten anywhere with it. I work a varied schedule of 6am - 3pm and 1pm - 10pm so it’s hard to get the pups on a schedule. I live in an area of very unpredictable weather so I don’t want to leave them outside. I work 4 hours before getting a lunch so having them in a crate that long would feel unfair. I’m not sure if puppy pads will work because they literally shred anything they touch.
We found out our 6 month old ragdoll was peeing in the bathtub which is less than 1 metre from the litter box. We then covered the bathtub with a glass table top and he seems to still jump up and pee on top when we're not around. He drinks plenty of water and eats fine and is on a very good diet. Could this just be his habit or are there any recommendations as we were thinking of getting him a second litter box and putting it on top of the bath. Any suggestions or help please. Thankyou.
I have 2 ferral cats I took in. They have been doing excelent and I nabbed 2 more of the next litter and they are doing excellent. They have been inside 1 month. They are Karats. The oldest are males and the young ones female. The male got sick then 4 days later the other male did. Their symptoms are lethargy, lack of eating/drinking and now throwing up. The only new difference is scented litter instead of non. The vomit is watery. I treated ea for hair balls and feed them food for hairballs.
Can I take my 7wk old puppy to my in-laws house? They have 3 cats?
Is it safe to use "crystal" litter after paw surgery?
My cat, cocoa, won't stop peeing outside of the litterbox (even though I clean twice a day) and its gotten to the point where I will have to get rid of him. Please help
We have a new puppy about 4 months old. He has had the following: 9/5 - Bordatella shot, DHPP, 9/20 -DHPP, Deworming, Coccidia Treatment, Flea/Tick treatment, Microchipped 10/4 -Deworming 10/5 -Rabies, and Neutered 10/7 - We adopted him 10/10 - DAP Question: Can he now go outdoors
Need help asap. 5 year old male neutered domestic short haired yowling loudly in obvious distress, Straining to go in litter box, but unable to pass stools. We have 3 cats that all have open access to food and water. Only watery mucus surrounding very red inflamed anal opening. Not sure what to do for him. Please help.
My cat has started urinating on a rug in the living room. Its always in the same spot and once a day. It started in the morning, and now it's in the evening just before I get home from work. I moved her litter box about 10ft from where she is urinating. I clean it up as soon as I find it, using pet mess cleaners. I am using puppy pads under the rug to minimize the mess. I don't think it's a bladder infection as she still uses the litter box, and its only once per day.