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I agree with Donna, the chances are that she is being intimidated. Try another tray but in another place and see if that works |
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I'm sorry - I don't know enough cat psychology to tell you what she is trying to tell you but I'm sure there is a message there (no pun intended). Maybe the 'put a litter tray there and gradually move it to where you want it to stay' tactic is the best way. Poor you (you and the puss) - hope it gets sorted soon. |
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I cannot really offer any good advice, I am a new Mummy to my two  but hope its sorted for you soon x |
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I agree with Donna. I too have read 'Cat Confidential' and think an extra litter tray might help..Good luck, let us know how you get on |
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Thanks guys, We didnt have any problems last night, and hopefully putting a litter tray at the door will help. So long as she doesnt decide to find an alternative, like the bottom of the wardrobe!  |
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