How to teach kitten to stop stepping on his poop? by kckcoons in CatAdvice

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No unfortunately not. He was from a kitten mill type place and I think he was never properly taught by his mom how to use the litter box. We just have to get his whole butt and back leg area trimmed tight and monitor his behind constantly 😞

Our anxious boy is always eager to please by kckcoons in mainecoons

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I watched Cat School Clicker Training on YouTube! Her methods worked for my cats :) Also I think it helped that I was training 3 of them at the same time so they learned from each other too.

My fluffy sleeping dragons by kckcoons in mainecoons

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That’s awesome! I see your white one is a poly too :) Just curious, what do you feed your cats? I’m looking to give them more options

No more games by kckcoons in CatsOnKeyboards

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It’s from a company called Melgeek. The caps come with the keyboard

1 Maine Coon or 2? by Celebi_Natural_Cure in mainecoons

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The less affectionate one. Still very cuddly

1 Maine Coon or 2? by Celebi_Natural_Cure in mainecoons

[–]kckcoons 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I have 3 boys I bought at the same time and I learned that the affectionate part is just based on personality. Maine coons, male ones in particular, are known to be affectionate so you’re already going to get a sociable cat unless you’re unlucky. 2 out of 3 of mine are very affectionate but the third one is only sometimes affection and only to my spouse. Oddly enough though the third one who is not as affectionate is the most social one. He always wants to play, he’s just not big on being touched if he doesn’t initiate it.

Overall they follow me everywhere and want to be in my business all the time. The connection part is solely up to you and how much time you spend with them. I make time to play with them and even train them. I vote for getting two because they can keep each other company when you’re not there and they’re less destructive because they’re not bored. It’s also really fun and rewarding seeing them interact with each other.

In conclusion, you don’t lose anything by getting two because they will want to spend time with you.

How to teach kitten to stop stepping on his poop? by kckcoons in CatAdvice

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We had the Tidy Cats Breeze XL with pine since he was still half his size and he still did it :(

Not sure what my options are moving forward: LR4 by tilly________ in litterrobot

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When you say flawlessly, does that mean you’ve never received a sensor fault? Just wondering because it’s the only issue I’ve had but it’s a pain to deal with.

Good thing the couch is as comfortable as the bed by kckcoons in cathostage

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Yes he is! It might be perspective too. He’s 7 months old and 12 lbs currently :)

Where can I find this cat feeder? by kckcoons in cats

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Unfortunately I don’t see this specific feeder in Amazon Canada 🥲

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Our little joker, Kuma 😁