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Most of the time, the mother cat takes care of litter training a kitten. But if she doesn't, potty training kittens may be up to the cat owner. Here's what to do.

Using the right training strategies increases the likelihood of success when teaching cats new tricks and correcting undesirable behaviour.

Cats are by nature clean and fastidious, so it is not difficult to show them how to use a litter box or tray. Here are some hints and tips for successful training.

In addition to being taught to use a litter box and a scratch post, a cat can be trained to come in response to sound signals, walk in a harness, and do tricks.

Kittens are adorable but they can be a lot of work. Maintain sanity by creating an environment and a routine conducive to kitten and owner happiness.

Cats and kittens are naturally clean animals and training them to use the litterbox is easy. Cooperation and persistence are the key to good potty habits.

"Teenaged" kittens continue to develop physically and socially, and are capable of siring litters or becoming pregnant as young as 5 months of age.

When kittens are 5-6 weeks old, they can begin eating solid food and be taught to use a litter box.

Start early, be consistent, and provide an environment for your cat that makes her feel relaxed and confident, so that your cat develops good litter box habits.

Taking the right approach to litter training with a new kitten can prevent litter box problems later on.

When will a kitten open its eyes, learn to walk, eat solid food, and begin to play? Kittens all go through the same series of developmental phases.

A cattery tests and reviews several different types and brands of cat litter. What were our results? Is there a 100% perfect, effective cat litter for everyone?

At 7-12 weeks of age, kittens are active and playful. They can receive their first vaccinations during this stage, and may be adopted out at 12 weeks.