Can the cat use the litter box at all while wearing them or do they pooh in the diaper?
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It acts like a diaper and so the cat will urinate and defecate in it. We have an older cat that likes to spray and urinate when out of his room so we use Joybie for this. It fits well and he can't get it off due velcro straps. He doesn't like wearing it but it keeps our furniture and dog beds free of urine and we use a thick maxipad in it.
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There is a hole for the tail which also allows the cat to go to the litter box. My cat can use the litter box successfully with the diaper on; however, depending on the fit of the diaper, sometimes the feces end up in the diaper instead.
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Absolutely can not use the litter box with them on. But that's a great thing because they work :). We keep the litter box in the unfinished part of the basement and take our cat down every 5-6 hours. We leave him down there so he can go as he pleases then re diaper him so he can have run of the house :)
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Usually rabbits will pick a corner in their cage to go potty. Then put your litter box in that corner. In the beginning I would even put some of the soiled bedding inside the litter box so they can smell that it's there. They will usually pick it up fairly quickly.
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I suppose a number of different animals could use this box. As a matter of fact, years ago, I had a pet rabbit, and instead of "going" in his cage, he started using the kitty litter box. lol
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I started our kitten out with Littermaid and had no problem. You might want to let it run a couple times to let the kitten get used to the noise and movement. Kittens tend to play around quite a bit in the box and if it turns on before they are done it might scare them into not wanting to go back in. If it is a really small kitten I would recommend using another box for a short time just till they get used to litter.
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Don' leave these pellets in the litter box. Use the pooper scooper to remove the affected pellets. If many of pellets are removed replace them with a few from an open beg of pellets reserved for this purpose. If the litter box has a bad smell the cat may stop using it. KLK
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I would think so - these pads absorb the pee quickly so the cat shouldn't be stepping in much, if any. Not much difference than using a litter box. Hope this helps...
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Hi, depending on your cats but at least two...I have 1 cat that pees directly down the drain and meows to poo outside...then two others will use any of the 3 I have but the rest are fussy. Only choosing the laundry or bathroom litter but never the other...good luck....I don't miss the beads, but I do miss the simplicity of the unit.
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Yes, but it's not as easy as getting in a regular cat box. I have the box in one room and now a pet gate across the door to that room so the cat has to hop the gate to use his box. Anything to try to keep my dogs from eating the cat poop...ewwww
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My cats are declawed. However, using the liner there is little room to put much litter in the pan. I stopped using this box because my cats urinated over the sides which caused a mess.
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Yes they can, our cat just had (3) kittens 4 days ago and we had put her in this before she gave birth to make her feel more comfortable since we have other cats and large breed dogs...just make sure u have enough room for the box she gives birth in, litter box, and food and water dish...just a heads up that she may not like it at first so plz just stay nearby and comfort her if she seeks ur attention...I noticed with my cat that she hated it at first but after assuring her I was nearby and there to comfort her she eventually warmed up to it...so gd luck with ur new arrivals!!!!
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We have recently changed to adult (human) incontinence pads, which are much more absorbent than the pads from Joybies. Either way, we switch out the pads if the cat has gone while wearing the diaper, or after a few hours (our cat has a urine leaking problem). If the cat goes to the bathroom and we can't change it right away (we're away, or overnight) it's likely that we'll have to change out the whole diaper. It is easy to get on and off, so long as your cat is cooperative!
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We use the pad until they have an accident then toss it. We try not to let them go in the diaper. We take it off and put them in a kennel with a litter box to go potty. The diaper is just for accidents. One accident and it all needs to be washed, throw pad away.
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A very small kitten sized one. But if it were me...I would never put a litter box on a toy my cats were going to play on. Keep the messes and the playing and sleeping separate. Even a hooded box is stinky and no fun.
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Best thing for "high peers" is the Clever Cat top entry litter box. My cats had no trouble adapting to them and now there is never any pee outside the litterbox. I had previously used the Boodha dome and that was terrible ... they would pee right over the steps and the pee would collect at the bottom. Disgusting. The only solution I've found is the top entry box. Good luck!
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I'm wondering this as well - we have a cat that will not use a litter box but will use puppy pads.... thinking of trying one of these. Anybody try this yet?
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Hi! The litter box isn't as shape as it looks. Cats will kick litter out of almost any box, but my cats didn't kick much litter out of this one. It also depends how much litter you put in it. I just used a little less. Hope this answers your question.
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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.