Hi guys,
You've all probably heard this problem before, and I'm sorry, but I just had to post it again. My 2-3yr old neutered cat has recently started pooping just outside his littertray (roughly at a 20-30cm distance). His tray consists of absorbant crystals (replaced every 3 weeks), which were a little saturated at the time and blamed this as the cause. However, even with a dry littertray he still occastionally poops just outside.
I complied a list of possible causes:
-saturated crystals, as mentioned above
-littertray too close to wall and restricting cats' movement
-not enough privacy (sited in a empty, quite garage)
Taking the list into consideration I made the appropiate amendments such as, moving the littertray away from the wall and relocating to a sheltered site; this caused the cat to poop in the original site but pee in new site
He always pees in his littertray but occationally poops just outside it. I can't figure it out.
Thanks
You've all probably heard this problem before, and I'm sorry, but I just had to post it again. My 2-3yr old neutered cat has recently started pooping just outside his littertray (roughly at a 20-30cm distance). His tray consists of absorbant crystals (replaced every 3 weeks), which were a little saturated at the time and blamed this as the cause. However, even with a dry littertray he still occastionally poops just outside.
I complied a list of possible causes:
-saturated crystals, as mentioned above
-littertray too close to wall and restricting cats' movement
-not enough privacy (sited in a empty, quite garage)
Taking the list into consideration I made the appropiate amendments such as, moving the littertray away from the wall and relocating to a sheltered site; this caused the cat to poop in the original site but pee in new site
He always pees in his littertray but occationally poops just outside it. I can't figure it out.
Thanks