Or they just used a motion sensored camera

Start with a more abstract substitute for litter like soil or wood chips etc, the car may be more attracted to that and you can move the two after a while, then switch to straight litter or whatever

Did you take her to the vet? It can be a sign of an undiagnosed medical condition.

similar situation here. outdoor cat is now in my home. having issues w the litter box. any updates?

I have the same problem. @@jazdj04

@@jazdj04do you have any updates?

Same issue but additional challenge is that he was recently blind💔 he has been peeing all over the floor for a week and have no idea how to teach him since treats doesn’t motivate him

Oh gosh, same problem here. Mine's an elder, outdoor cat who has sustained severe injuries and is in a cat suit and can't be let out until the wound heals. It's been an utter nightmare. If you have any suggestions, would really appreciate it

If only they were all like that. Videos like this one wouldnt be needed

Ur lucky

I recently acquired a cat with the same issues. He is about 11months old and rarely, he poops in his well manicured cat box but seems to have no problem urinating there. Does anyone have advice on this matter?

@@traceeglenn7475 i've heard multiple people that have an extra litter box say that their cats poo in one and pee in the other, without training. Probably has something to do with the smell and the fact that cats are incredibly clean animals.

I heard some prefer to use different litterboxes to pee in and poop in for some reason.. So this might help.

Did you figure out whats going on in have the same situation but with a female 11 yr old !

@@lilbookarina89 unfortunately no solution yet.. maybe I should try 2 boxes once again. Still I think it is just his character or lack of training back when he was a kitten..

Did she end up using the litter box? My kitten won't but we only got her yesterday 😭

for real im looking for an answer to this too

It might be marking it's territory

Could be a sign of health issues. I’d bring them to the vet.

My cat is a stray cat she started coming to my home from July now she delivered kittens and stay at my house permanently but she pees at my bed sometimes so how should I train her for litter box

as much as possible keep them away from the area and clean it thoroughly so they can't smell any scent

You need a larger litter box so they'll stay in it. Or try a covered box.

Obviously, but not an option for when adopting an older stray one. 😉

@@em0_tion do you have any advice for potty training adult strays

I have my cat since shes a kitten. But when she got 10 months old she started doing her mate calls which lead to her peeing & pooping all over the floor and bed. And still does that (shes 18months old and recently spayed)

Wait for the diarrhea to end, they can't learn when theyve got stomache

:(

this is true in some cases, but keep in mind that when you punish a cat, they may not fully understand why they are being punished. they are not like human children who can understand the idea of cause and effect. in those cases they may develop stress and continue the unwanted behavior. because it's a possibility, it's best not to punish the cat at all and instead try alternatives like placing litter boxes in the spots they are continually using as a bathroom or take them to a vet to better understand the underlying issue. i hope this helps with understanding the nuances of this situation 💕

NO! What? You mean we should punish our cats for not using litter box properly and that it would teach them a better lesson? Keep in mind that the cats are very observing and emotional creatures and the bond that they share with us is the bond that should be respected and if you're the favorite person of a cat and if you punish them physically, that bond will break soon enough and would make your cat hate you and they'll start seeing you like they'd see any normal person. There are many and better options rather than beating your cat

​@puppieprince Your comment contradicts itself , you say punishing your cat leads to stress and doesn't comprehend why it's being punished but the original comment says to punish it and you agreed

No do not punish your cat. That's all you need to know and im sure you both seem to know that but i just want to make it a firm statement rather than make it seem situational.