Little Litter Trays for Kittens????? (food, rescue, cheap, kitty)

[ocngypz]

Has anyone seen them? Like the disposable ones they use at the vet and shelter?

Momma Kitty has a deepsided litter box that won't work for training the babies.

TIA

[MaggieZ]

Wish I could help you, I'll have a look online. But I'm in Europe so not so much help as far as getting any to you...I have a few for my rescues, they sell them here...

[MaggieZ]

I found some kitten litter trays at petco's online site...not too expensive either

[NRaleigh Mom]

I've always used a plastic lid from a container when they were really little. Then I progressed to the smallest lipped litter box from the pet store and then made steps by placing a very low profile item or rubbermaid food container in front of it. Both worked very well.

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Originally Posted by ocngypz

Has anyone seen them? Like the disposable ones they use at the vet and shelter?

Momma Kitty has a deepsided litter box that won't work for training the babies.

TIA

Buy those cheapo baking pans at the Dollar stores or Goodwill stores. That's what I used for young kittens. Put a small bit of their momma's urine and feces in the litter and watch those little kits litterpan-train themselves.

[Rene S]

I've used a small pie plate for tiny kittens.

[Catdancer]

You could even use a low box and cut one side down with a razor knife before lining it with a plastic bag/litter liner.

[ocngypz]

Last night my neighbor gave me an old small, shallow broiler pan bottom when I told her about the 9.75 inch square "Hefty" disposable plates I found at Wally World.

I also got just plain kaolin litter for the babies. No fragrance, no clumping...no nothing.. just plain old clay litter. I didn't even know they still made the stuff.

It'll be interesting to see what happens. Never had babies before......just adopted kittens already "trained".

[Threestep2]

Cardboard boxes from soda cans? We used office in boxes. Small enough and in-appropriate.