RE: Not quite making it in the box?

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RE: Not quite making it in the box?

03/17/2014 at 8:24 PM

Kbana

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hhhmmm a covered litter box might be an option as Andhenry said. All I have to say is that Albert does that when I put too much litter or hay in his box. Then he is standing too high. I make sure to just put a small amount of litter in it now and it is better. Though that actually means he kicks more litter out of his box upon hopping out as nothing is weighing it down..but I’ll take that over the alternative. Good luck ZS!