Closed Front Toilet
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Cat scratching surfaces after bathing?
My kitten is coming up to 1 year, but now I am curious as to why she does not use her litter tray properly. Normally, after you have done your business that scratches a surface close to her with a paw. Your tray is emptied and cleaned frequently, but also maintains its forelegs off the tray. He scratches around a minute, but not in his bunk. She does the same scratch again after eating. Does anyone know why?
Your cat is marking his territory, and will continue to do so during the time she is near. the litter tray is often somewhat different if kittens are only a cat, no line in the sand because they do not care to bury their business or simply do not know too much. I have a cat that is similar, and scratches in all parties, but his litter box.
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