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Litter trays for a kitten

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TrustMeImLying · 31/07/2014 16:29

I'm due to collect my gorgeous little kitten this weekend and have sorted all the bits out other than a litter tray.

I would prefer to have a closed top box (maybe something like the omega) but I'm not sure if it's suitable for a tiny kitten. Would she be better with a standard tray one until she's a bit bigger?

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thecatneuterer · 31/07/2014 16:32

I would start with a standard tray until she's around four months probably. The closed top ones tend to be much higher and she might find it a struggle. I'm only guessing though. Other posters may be able to speak from experience.

RubbishMantra · 01/08/2014 16:02

I have always used the enclosed litter trays with kittens without any problems. When I picked up our kitten from the breeder, I found out he'd been using one of these already. Just remove the flap, and re-instate it when he's a bit older and familiar with using the cat-flap.

Ooh, bringing home a new kitten, exciting! Smile

PosyRosy · 01/08/2014 21:09

I use an enclosed tray, had no problems when we brought our new kitten home when he was 9 weeks and he'd only used a normal tray before.

I left the flap off to begin with, he's 3 months now and still doesn't get on with it so I'm going to leave it off until he's a bit bigger.
Enjoy your new kitten.

TrustMeImLying · 03/08/2014 13:31

Thanks for the help guys. Kitten doesn't seem to get the closed top tray (just kind of stares at it and whines) so have swapped it for a normal litter tray.

Will try again with a closed tray when he's a bit bigger I think.

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