Nature's Miracle Multiple Cat Self-Cleaning Litter Box - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

bring to a vet

This might not be a new question, but rather an answer to annother one.

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The majority of this choice is left up to your cat; however you do have some say in the matter. I think that the best litter is one that is made from natural, non-toxic ingredients. I spent some time researching cat litter when I first got a cat and my research revealed that cats tend to prefer litter that most resembles beach sand. I would look for an unscented, clumpable litter.

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Clean it with salt water

Make sure the box is in a low traffic area. Is there #2 in the box when it #1's outside of it. Does kitty get close to the box or just random place ?

Do you mean cat is throwing the litter out of the box? Sinply place a rubber mat underneath which isceasynto clean. or is cat going outside the box? It could be more than one cat using box, or the box needs to be changed more frequently.

Try to avoid giving treats to your cat if possible. Most treats are very poor quality food. Instead, you might want to give them a quality soft can of cat food like Natural Balance as a treat every so often.

no you don't

animal controllers work mostly at the one frequency and it is not a one for all frequency so have it checked out by a reputable electronic shop for the frequency out put and then decide if it is faulty or not right for what you want

Ask online at the web site shown if anyone can provide a scanned copy or photocopy to you. https://www.petsmart.com/cat/beds-and-furniture/furniture-and-towers/whisker-city-cat-tower-steps-5265978.html

MIles?

Sounds like fleas. Which by the way do not affect humans. The cat should have something from the vet or pet store!

He should be seeing a vet, but if you must check it out. Firmly wrap him in a towel with just his head showing. It's best to have 2 people do this. But a vet would be better in case the foot gets infected.

Depends on your space and how big you want ti to be.

What is jumping up? the cat? If so, just gently push it down while firmly saying no!. And give it a cat toy to play with. Preferably one that lies on the floor with a ball inside that the cat can knock around.

How awful for you. I hope you get unstuck soon. Have you tried sewing on a new one?

Get a covered litter box

a veterinarian can diagnose that problem accurately (presuming you want competent, experienced guidance and answers.) it could be anything from a hairball stuck in her throat, to a benign tumor or something more serious. - - - you should take her to the vet. remember, you get the quality you are willing to pay for.