Trained Kitten Suddenly Peeing/pooping In Bed And Shower

Gr8fulcatlady

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everywhere but the litter box, lol. They have ringworm and I have had to shuffle them around a bit. I also closed up a crawling space that they were hiding in and now (2 feral male kittens) one is not doing M.F. his business where he knows too. Any thoughts? I have had them for 3 weeks they are about 10-14 weeks old. I want to nip this in the bud yesterday. Cats are hysterical.
 

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I suspect that he hasn't been using the litterbox all along, and was going in the crawlspace :/. Keep them in a small room with hard floors (like a bathroom or laundry room) when you can't supervise. When you are home, keep a close eye on him and put him in the litterbox whenever he wakes up, anytime he looks like he's sniffing around for a place to go, or just every now and then as a reminder.
 
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Gross, I hope not! I had been supervising them for the past few weeks and he would go in litter box right in front of me, maybe he misses the audience? Lol. I think he’s mad I closed crawl space, or confused because I had to move them to sterilize. Now litter box is in my view again so, we’ll see what happens. Thanks for the reply
 

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If could stress related to the ringworm treatment, the changes made to their living space, or as posted, he wasn’t trained in the first place. I would try using kitten attract in the litterbox and follow W Willowy ’s suggestions. You also may want to try some different litter and start with something very fine like SWheat.
 
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