Training a Cat?

[Shortie]

Oooo.. thanks Hazel, foil will be loud too so might put him off getting on there in the first place... I'm going to hunt out a box today for him for the landing and put an old jumper in there maybe..

Think I'll look at getting a covered litter tray too. I was thinking of the landing as he's always either upstairs or outside, but my landing isn't very bigm and I figure the sleeping place is better on the quiet of the landing rather than the litter tray

[Polly Fouracre]

Another odour remover is tomato juice.you could use this on paintwork etc. but obviously not on soft furnishings.

[Alison]

Daft question, is he stressed....try 'Felliway' it's a plug in thingy, would need to get it from vets....calms cats! see if they have a web site as they do things for problem cats too...
oh dear poor puss has problems, I hope you can get him sorted out

We used something like that after one of our cats had been hit by a car. Chilled him a little bit (I think) but seemed to make the other one a bit manically happy, she ran round the house all the time until we got rid of it

[moggssue]

My litter tray is in the bathroom next to the toilet since that's where she went the first time she came into the house. Good luck Shortie.

[seasprout]

I have two covered litter trays for my two cats, without the flap bit though. Very handy and well used by my two as they are predominantly house cats.

[Littleweeme]

Try sellotape on the banister, sticky side up if the foil doesn't work.. they're not supposed to like the sensation of their paws sticking to it. Hoping it doesn't get full of cat fur first and de-stickying it!

[seasprout]

Lakeland sell a product called sticky paws, purpose made double-sided product. Bit pricey though.

look i put some by my bathplug hole.... caught him.