I love my cats. Watching them develop personalities and discovering their little habits are one fun bit. But with habits come both good and bad. And that prompts the reason for my article.
My favourite cat, Honey, decided one day that it didn't like the cat litter anymore and thought it would pee where ever it wanted. The stench and stains around the house were terrible. Why now? What has changed? I decided to do a bit of research on the internet to find out why.
I stumbled across this guide by Mark Whyte called 'thinking outside the box' - how good a title consideringthe problem relates to the litter box.
Anyway, the first thing that caught my eye when I bought his Ebook was the fact the Mark said the cat is trying to tell you something. That made me ask myself what had changed around our humble little abode that has upset Honey? Or was she in pain? At leastI had some idea of what to look for and check.
During the course of going through the Ebook, I learnt so much more about my cat which actually surprised me. I thought I knew her quite well already. And, I was able to get her to doingher peeback in the litter box pretty quickly.
And I can pick up on all her little changes in behaviour now too. I thought the introduction of our new puppy would upset her a bit, but the guide also helped me get through that potentially messy transition. I can proudly say that all humans and pets in our household get along quite well.
If you have a feline that has toilet training issues, I highly recommend getting thinking outside the box by Mark Whyte. You'll see results very quickly and Mark offers a 100% money back guarantee if on the off chance it does not work.