2.7 - Inappropriate Elimination

Update: 2022-07-30

Description

Cats pee outside of their litter boxes for a number of reasons - stress, pain, health problems, and territory marking, to name a few. Finding the cause can be tricky, so we'll go over pointers to identify the source and correct the problem without creating additional stress to you or your kitty.

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2.7 - Inappropriate Elimination

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2.7 - Inappropriate Elimination

Kasey Heimann

2.7 - Inappropriate Elimination