RE: Potty Problem-Behavior

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RE: Potty Problem-Behavior

08/09/2017 at 10:01 AM

Sirius&Luna

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Can you not put another litterbox in the bed box area or move the litter box to the bed area? once you have her used to the litter box concept it’s easier to move it.

I’m also a bit confused by the ‘prefer her to pee and poop in the cage so it just falls to the ground’. Do you mean her cage has a wire flooring that poop would fall through? If so, you need to ensure that at least parts of it are covered with something soft to stop her getting sore hocks.