Find a suitable location that is well ventilated and relatively hidden and safe; start training, and take the cat to the litter box about 15 minutes after the cat has finished eating and drinking water, and observe whether the cat shows signs of going to the toilet. If If not, repeat the above operations until the cat urinates in the litter box.

How to toilet train a one-month-old kitten

1. Find a suitable location

For cats, it is necessary to fix the location of a cat toilet, especially for kittens. Once the location of the cat's toilet is fixed, don't change it easily. Choosing a well-ventilated, relatively hidden and safe location will make your cat feel more at ease.

2. Start training

In fact, cats are born using cat litter, so we often hear poop scavengers praising their cats for going to the toilet on their own without having to teach them. Generally speaking, on the first day you receive a kitten, you need to introduce your furry child to the toilet. Put the cat directly into the litter box and let the cat scoop the litter with its paws. The scavenger can hold the cat's paws to help it. Then let the cat move around freely. About 15 minutes after the cat has finished eating and drinking water, take the cat to the litter box. Watch your cat for signs of going to the toilet. If not, repeat the above steps until the cat urinates in the litter box.