Smelly House?

Is your cat avoiding the litter box?

Do you want to stop kitty from soiling the rug, bed or wherever the feline is going? This material can help your cat by getting your furry friend back to using the litter box. By using this easy process, you too can get results. But first you need to find the reason it keeps happening. Let me tell you a story.

Scottie's Story

by Peter Scottsdale

How It Started

One night, I lay in my bed with Scottie by my feet. The door was closed and I was dead tired. So I decided to go to sleep without opening the door so my kitty could get out. And sleep I did. I woke up a few hours later to Scottie peeing on my left hip. I snapped out of bed and had to spend a good part of the night cleaning myself off and changing the sheets.

Problem Solved

I realized he was telling me something - Do Not lock me in a room with no litter box. So, I never kept him in my bedroom with the door closed and he never went on me again. But his peeing problems weren't over. Let me explain.

Not On Me This Time

After my son moved in with me in my bi-level, he brought his two cats, Poof and Puff, with him. He stayed with them in a basement bedroom, and Poof commandeered the stairs as her territory. Scottie started peeing on my bed. What was causing it this time? The fact that new cats were in the house or something else?

Problem Solved Again

After watching Scottie approach the stairs and Poof keeping him from getting down the stairs, I recognized my cat couldn't get to the litter boxes in the basement. Realizing Poof wasn't going to give up her territory, I bought a covered litter box and put it in the upstairs bathroom. This worked. Scottie stopped going on my bed...until...

Not Again

When I put the litter box together, I left off the swinging door so Scottie could get used to using the new box. And he did. After a week, I put the door on the litter box and showed my Tabby how to used it. However, he resorted to using my bed as a toilet - this time by doing number one & two on the sheets. What now?

Problem Solved for a Third Time

This time it was the swinging door. He did not like that door. I took it off and Scottie has not used my bed as his private bathroom since.

Find the Solution

If your cat is no longer using the box, you need to find out why and then solve the problem. Sometimes the reason escapes us, as kitty won't tell us. Consequently, you'll need to move onto a solution and How To Litter Train Your Cat can help.

You Will Discover:

- What you need to do to get your cat using the litter box.

- The stuff you need for an attractive cat box - attractive to your feline, that is.

- What to do after a medical episode.

- The right kind of litter for you and your cat.

- How to clean soiled areas of your home so they don't smell anymore.

- Why your feline stopped using the litter box.

- Solutions to get your puss back in the box.

- How to litter train a young kitten.

- How to get a stray or feral cat to use the litter box.

Plus Bonuses:

- How to stop your cat from spraying in the house.

- How to keep your dog from eating cat poop.

And Much More

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