chloemurray
Warren Veteran
Benji is five, and unneutered due to health problems.
Because he is unneutered (most likely reason I can think of) he will not learn how to use a litterbox:lol:
In his bed area, he has a plastic dog bed filled with hay, and the floor is covered with hay. In his "day" area, he has just lino, and a large litterbox filled with hay.
He's starting to get wet yellow feet where he pees on the floor and then treads in it, and I really don't want him to get urine scald/sore hocks. But as much as I'm worried about him, I'm also getting tired and fed up. I'm having to do a full clean out every other day... often means I'm out in the pitch black after college doing it.
I was just wondering if anyone maybe had any suggestions? Do you think it's worth taking measurements of his "day" area and finding a big plastic storage box that fits the whole thing..? That way I can just fill it with bedding and hay which is more absorbant... and I can just empty it out every few days.
What do you think?
Because he is unneutered (most likely reason I can think of) he will not learn how to use a litterbox:lol:
In his bed area, he has a plastic dog bed filled with hay, and the floor is covered with hay. In his "day" area, he has just lino, and a large litterbox filled with hay.
He's starting to get wet yellow feet where he pees on the floor and then treads in it, and I really don't want him to get urine scald/sore hocks. But as much as I'm worried about him, I'm also getting tired and fed up. I'm having to do a full clean out every other day... often means I'm out in the pitch black after college doing it.
I was just wondering if anyone maybe had any suggestions? Do you think it's worth taking measurements of his "day" area and finding a big plastic storage box that fits the whole thing..? That way I can just fill it with bedding and hay which is more absorbant... and I can just empty it out every few days.
What do you think?
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