Learn how to create a cat friendly environment so your cat will use the litter box 100% of the time.
Does your cat pee outside the litter box on the carpet, under the dining room table, or the sofa, or poop on your bed or your clothes - anywhere but the litter box?
You can restore harmony and neatness in your home in a matter of days, by following five proven steps as cats are extremely responsive to litter box training.
Even after a checkup by your veterinarian, if your cat continues to eliminate outside the litter box, my Cat Litter Box Guide provides the solution to the litter box problem. Even cats that have had litter box problems for a while respond and eliminate where they should, all the time, every time.
A cat friendly program, based upon my experience as a cat behavior specialist in Los Angeles for twenty years. My approach combines college-level study of animal behavior with years of practical hands-on experience with dogs and cats. My Cat Litter Box Guide is a time-tested, easy to follow, step-by-step program that shows you how to create an environment that works for your cat.
How And Why The Cat Litter Box Guide Works.
No cat has to be taught to use a litter box. From about 3 weeks of age, they know how, therefore, it is not a matter of "training." The advantage of a plan allow you to address each potential cause in a systematic way in five effective steps to teach your cat to do its business in the litter box and only the litter box, every single time. (Not a long list of possibilities for you to figure out. Hit or miss efforts may confuse or alienate your cat and actually make things worse.)
The guide clarifies the importance of each step, so that you carry out the program effectively. Additional tips to make your cat feel more relaxed:
- tip: The kind of litter cats prefer.
- tip: you may know to have one box per cat, but do you know there is an optimal way to place the boxes?
- tip: food and water should be placed as far from the litter box as possible - (in another room would be great).
- tip: bigger cats need bigger boxes to have room to turn around. Explains why certain kinds of litter and litter boxes facilitate consistent use of the litter box.
If your cat is not using the litter box, then it is usually for one of 5 reasons listed in the litter box guide. The litter box guide combines the insights and knowledge acquired first hand, by consulting with owners in their homes. When all five recommendations in the litter box guide are followed, cats not using the litter box start using the litter box with weeks, if not days. Cassie Jones, D.V.M., AVBP and past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association, says: "Bill helps my clients get results quickly. He is realistic and knowledgeable about training and understands the problems. I am not surprised that Los Angeles Magazine featured Bill in its annual 'Best of L.A.' issue."
For 20 years, such institutions as the Westside Hospital for Cats Brentwood Pet Clinic, Carlsen Animal Hospital, Dr Ettinger at the California Animal Hospital, Los Angeles, CA, says "Client after client returns with only the finest compliments about Bill's abilities as a trainer of both the dog and the family."
IMPORTANT -- PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
This Guide focuses on inappropriate elimination, not spraying. Spraying is not the same as peeing or pooping outside of the litter box. Spraying is associated with marking and involves urinating on vertical objects. My Guide solves the cat behavior problem of squatting to defecate or urinate on horizontal surfaces outside the litter box. In multi-cat households or situations where other cats intrude on your own cat's territory, or cats that go outdoors, present special litter box problems can be more difficult to correct.
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