Would this work for a stray and is now an indoor/outdoor?Shes never gone in the house but she will yowl until i let her outside to do her business.
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Greetings Kassandra Leigh Purcell!Yes, Cat Attract should for all intents and purposes work for your "Stray". I would make certain to put her right in the box- that way she will get the hint- sometimes I will also make a digging motion with the cat's front paw so that they get the idea that this is for doing business- NOT for sleeping! Lol! This should do the trick- best of luck!
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I don't know the answer. I would give this litter a try, though. I think it is your best shot for indoor litter. It has something that attracts my cats. Whenever I change the box they make a beeline toward it, and it has greatly reduced my problem cat's bad habits....However, it may be that your former stray has a strongly ingrained outdoor "habit."Margaret
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It should. For three days leave your cat in (1) one room w/litter, food and water. The 'friend' will get the message. My cat too was originally an outside cat.
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It should. For three days leave your cat in (1) one room w/litter, food and water. The 'friend' will get the message.My cat too was originally an outside cat.
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I don't have a cat, just a small dog. Though, it might work since you can zip up the top. Only one thing..., if you're cat can get under things, he/she might be able to figure out how to escape from the bottom. My dog has a bed that fills up the entire space and has no interest in 'adventuring'.
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I could see this working for that purpose b/c it would give the cats protection and it's secure so they wouldn't escape, but it's pretty small, so they wouldn't be able to run around too much, unless you would just be letting them out to be in the coop for a short periods of time. A large dog kennel might be good, and I've seen people who attach the kennel to a window or a door so that the kitty can still roam inside, but still get a little sunshine and fresh air. Hope that helps.
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I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
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Yes, I think it probably would. But I agree with dityboycom, if it is indoors, don't have it on when you are there to shoo the cat off the counter. Turn it on when you'll be away, see if it will train the cat over time. We use ours outdoors on the porch, directed toward the patio under our bird feeder. It has successfully kept away a neighbor's cat that was coming to kill birds at the feeder. The range seems to be about 10 feet, maybe a bit more. We do not turn it off unless we are spending time on the patio, walking around in front of it. It has lasted 8 months.
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Absolutely! And when I set mine up, my old cat thought it was a trick. I just left down a wall and let her get use to it. She has been in it everyday after a week or so introducing it to her.
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I would go to a Pet Store and get extra large wee wee pads for the floor. Put it in your bathroom and she will go in it. When she does, praise her with a treat. You can retrain her in that way. This product does not work as it is advertised.
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no, no, no !!! doing so will let outside animals ( rats, other cats, even birds, etc...) eat too. just rethink it very closely. i use mine for two large dogs, inside of my house, and just love it!
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Yes, I do think it would work for her. It does make noise as the ball goes around. Each time my kitten walks by it, she swats the ball. She really likes it. Hope this helps!
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I only use it indoors. Depending on the dog don't think it would be goodfor outdoor use.
830050
I would say no because the yowling is a symptom of a condition, not from fear or anxiety. I would see a very good vet. maybe seek the opinion of two vets and then you will be guided to what treatment seems right for you cat.
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I use the pad for my bunny in her outside cage. I also bought a little wooden house that is just a bit bigger than the pad, and installed it over the pad in the corner of her cage. It has been a really good thing for her. Using the pad on a porch would probably be fine as well. Maybe best to not have the pad sitting outside in direct rain. That would be counterproductive anyhow, in cold weather.
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Yes it would but if she a chewers she can escape it. it not that good of a kennel. My dog pretty much ruin it day 1 Of useine it. Hope that helps.
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The pen will spring back, it's very flexible. For instance, I lean over it to clean the litter box (the side I lean on flexes but springs right back). I think it all boils down to the play action of the dogs. I don't think the one on the outside would like the flexing if they jumped up against it, but it would spring back if they did. Imo, I think it could be calming for the dog inside, especially if you put the pen in a corner whereas the outside dog would not be circling it in its' entirety. I have mine against a wall, so my pet is only facing out to the room, not needing to circle to watch is happening. A small bed and a little bowel of treats turns my pen into a condo of relaxation for my pet. If you buy it, I would suggest using it before your visit so your pooch knows what it is you're presenting ( a treat/bed condo). What is amazing for my pet, they associate the treat/bed and look to me to put them in it. And that's a cat! Best of luck.
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It depends on her size but I wouldn't have very high expectations. My dog had stuffing flying out if it within an hour. :(
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Don't think it will work, I think the animal needs a ground. It would be like a squirrel on power lines. They need to have a foot on the ground.
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I don't know. I can tell you my part-time outdoor cat warmed up to this scratcher a lot faster than I expected. She gets her outdoor time (not lately since she doesn't like the Michigan cold). If you're out of options, this wouldn't be a terrible thing to try, but I can't promise it'll solve your predicament. Wish I could've helped more. Every cat is unique. Good luck.