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I find putting a wee'd on tissue in the tray helps to orientate them. also if they are not in a training cage but running free all the time putting multiple trays in the corners of the room might help |
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I am going to get some new litter trays on tuesday for them and all of the others. Because i have quiet a few cats mine dont last very long. I renew them every couple of months. i have about 5 but need little ones for the babies. |
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It really helps if they are in a training cage like a whelping box so mum can come and go but confine the kittens to the bed, litter tray and food, but it maybe not possible, good luck though |
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