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If it was me, I would cut the blanket up into squares and then put one of the squares in the litter tray (for a day or so) Maybe he is weeing on the blanket because he is going back to the smell. Remove the wee blanket clean the area and then give him another one (wee free) and hopefully he will get the hang of weeing in the tray, by going to the smell/scent. Can I ask are you using the same cat litter as his breeder did I think I would stick to the same litter till he is used to eveything. May feel different under his feet although he is using it. Sorry I can't help more I have been kittenless for years - maybe someone with more experience can help you. But he is still very much a baby and seems to know what to do but is maybe getting confused. Karen |
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i put a new blanket in with him last night and he still weed on it. will try cutting it up and see if it helps. i am using different litter to the breeder, altho she has used this litter with them i believe. maybe thats wot it is. altho she did say the kittens weed on her furniture and the blankets when she had them... so maybe thats where he thinks he shud go? |
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Happy Birthday Jenny! here's a link to Nae's query when she was having the same problem. http://www.catpages.co.uk/talkcats/showthread.php?t=2353&highlight=wee+litter+tissue+ paws I think Kazz is on the right track - get the wee smell in the litter tray and make absolutely sure you eradicate it from everywhere else. use bio washing powder, rather than something with a strong perfume, as that could serve to confuse him even more. Be patient, you'll get there, he is only a baby. |
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Good ideas above. ![]() When Thomas was a little kitten he briefly got into the habit of having a wee in one corner of the study. I think the first time he was up there he couldn't work out how to get down the stairs again and went in a corner. Despite thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting it (and using one of those horrible, useless sprays from the pet shop ![]() ![]() He sounds like he is just a confused kitty though, I'm sure he'll get the hang of it soon. ![]() |
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thanks everyone for ur advice. ive now removed his blankets and just have newspaper at the bottom of his crate. im also putting him in his crate when we arent there and have put newspaper under the throws on the sofa incase he has an accident as its wrecking the sofa. im not sure how to clean the sofa properly, but it was really expensive and dont want anymore wee on it if i can help it, so its all padded out with newspaper under the throws just in case. im also gonna get working on cuttng up the blanket to put in his tray ![]() |
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Just a quick note to say make sure the sofa's 100% dry because if you put newspapers on even a slightly damp sofa the newsprint will transfer and it'll completely ruin your furniture. I hope the prob with Tao remedies quickly - I did have issues with Balie peeing by the front door when he was a tiny kitten - he had his (filthy) litter tray by the front door at the breeders. Only removing/replacing the carpet finally cured it for good ![]() |
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