Thread: Litter tray "sinking" and mucky paws

I would definately limit the amount of litter you put in so that they don't end up sinking - I normally put it in about 2cm deep so they can have a good scratch about but not bury a body in there.

As for the soft poo, kittens can be quite prone to that. As long as it isn't lots of times during one day and it doesn't become runny then it probably is just dietary.

Makes sense and apart from Bert not putting any weight on in the last week their rear ends are settled now...

Jiminy was terrible for stepping on his poop when first got him, he just turned around to cover it and stood straight on it every time, we had to babywipe his paws all the time but after a few weeks he got the idea! Now he keeps peeing on his bum fluff, think I might have to give it a trim

Krum isn't too bad now with his paws, but the female coony Arwen as many a time wiped her bum the entire length of the living room carpet!!!

If we don't change the trays twice a day the British Blue just pees on the carpet.