? Question about cat litter

Discussion in 'Feline Health - (Welcome & Main Forum)' started by iguion, May 23, 2018.

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  1. iguion

    iguion New Member

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    My diabetic fur baby doesn't always pee or poop in the litterbox. I know diabetes in people can cause nerve pain in the hands and feet. could this be the case in my girl?

    I need a solution to this problem because the catboxes are in my mother in laws room and she is about to kick the cat out.
     
  2. JanetNJ

    JanetNJ Well-Known Member

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    If she's having problems with neuropathy then in addition to getting the bg levels lower/more regulated, add b12 methylcobalamin supplements. Many of us use zobaline brand which can be found on Amazon. Try a lower sided litterbox, puppy training pads, and CLEAN old messes with a pet specific cleaner. My favorite is Anti Icky Poo Unscented which I get on amazon. Another new favorite is angry orange concentrate.
     
  3. krazy4kritters

    krazy4kritters Member

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    You could try Blue Buffalo walnut based clumping litter. Also, Dr. Elsey’s Cat Attract litter (red bag) has worked wonders for me when I have a cat that decides not to use the box. When the problem is resolved I go back to Dr. Elsey’s precious cat (blue bag). That is the only litter I typically use.
     
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