How to toilet train a 2-month-old kitten

You can choose a designated spot in the toilet for your cat to relieve himself. Dispose of your cat's waste in this area. Bring the cat to this place and let it smell it with its nose to let it know that it can relieve itself here. If the cat starts to defecate in this place, the owner can give it an appropriate reward after defecating to encourage this behavior. After doing this, it learns to go to the toilet to defecate.

Generally, kittens after three months will go to the toilet on their own in the litter box, because the mother will teach the kitten this from a young age. Also, kittens will learn to do it when they see their mother cat going to the toilet in the litter box, so generally after three months, kittens will go to the toilet in the litter box by themselves and will no longer urinate randomly.

If the kitten has learned to go to the litter box to go to the toilet, but suddenly refuses to use it one day, there is only one reason: the litter box is too dirty. It is recommended that the owner cleans at least once a day, preferably in the morning and evening. Cats love to be clean.