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Thankfully this hasn't happened to us yet. ((touch wood))  |
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Are they older cats, I've found if they become a bit arthritic they can have problems positioning themselves properly. Our Mustard, who is blind and has neurological issues struggles to get into even a shallow tray and has started to toilet regularly beside it, I'm thinking about getting puppy training pads to place beside the tray and soak up the liquid. |
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Good point by farthing! Misty was a bit arthritic as well as blind. |
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