Hi-
I have an approx 7 year old stray(TNR) that adopted me and I am about to transition her to indoor only and try to teach her to use a litter box is the first big step!
I purchased Dr E's attract litter- should I start with just using this or instead use outside sources such as dirt, mulch and grass instead since that is where she goes? Should I start with 2 boxes- one of each? She has come in the house for part time hours at a time for past 5 years but will not use a box(although had only pellet type litter in it) She peed only once inside ever on a shag style area carpet when was kept for a very long time once due to weather. I just want to start this out right if possible and not make a huge mistake. I know there will be alot of crying to go out but I am determined. As she has had the run of the house when she has been in for this many years does it make sense to isolate her in just 1 room to train her bc I feel this will make her more anxious and stressed possibly?
Thoughts and advice PLEASE! Appreciate in advance!
I have an approx 7 year old stray(TNR) that adopted me and I am about to transition her to indoor only and try to teach her to use a litter box is the first big step!
I purchased Dr E's attract litter- should I start with just using this or instead use outside sources such as dirt, mulch and grass instead since that is where she goes? Should I start with 2 boxes- one of each? She has come in the house for part time hours at a time for past 5 years but will not use a box(although had only pellet type litter in it) She peed only once inside ever on a shag style area carpet when was kept for a very long time once due to weather. I just want to start this out right if possible and not make a huge mistake. I know there will be alot of crying to go out but I am determined. As she has had the run of the house when she has been in for this many years does it make sense to isolate her in just 1 room to train her bc I feel this will make her more anxious and stressed possibly?
Thoughts and advice PLEASE! Appreciate in advance!