How can I litter train my 3 month old cat?

you have to give your kitten time to get the feeling of its new environment. When it uses the bathroom on our floor you need to take it to where it pooped/pee’d and show it to them then smack him (not hard dont hurt him but show him what he /she did wrong).

Cats naturally want to use the bathroom in a place where they can cover it up but your kitty feels unsafe right now. To take it out forcefully and hit it (even gently) or make a fuss of any kind will make the behavior worse.

First you must build up trust. Spend time just watching kitty and talking softly to it. Then offer food (you might have to toss it gently first but soon it will come to your hand). Keep the litter box somewhere in the safe zone and kitty will want to use it.

Very important, go to a pet shop and get a cleaner to take the pee smell off your floor. Kitty will make a habit of going back to the same place so you want to erase the smells from any floor or clothing where it may have used the bathroom previously.

Good luck!

My wee cat was the same when we first brought her home, only she would always go to the toilet in the one spot. What I ended up going was moving her little “presents” into the litter box and showing her that was where they were. Once she saw them, she tried to cover them. I cleaned up the area where she had been toileting with carpet shampoo, and ever since, she knew her litter box was where she needed to go.

All the best with your wee kitty!

well u know 4 sure thats its not potty trained! and 2 let it come out more make sure that there is no loud noises around!

easy not all cats are potty trind but when it needs to yous the bath room make sure you take it to the litter box