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Cat Sleeping In Litter Box After Spay. Buy a cat bed if you don’t already have one. A laundry or bathroom is ideal as they can be easily cleaned if the cat vomits or has diarrhea. Wash your cat’s linens and bed to help avoid infection. However, there are some factors to consider to ensure. So i got my cat spayed 3 days ago and since then she has just been sleeping under the bed or under the couch and occasionally will come out to eat. Cats may seek out familiar and enclosed spaces to sleep after being spayed, but sleeping in the litter box can be a sign of stress or. Include a cat bed or blankets, access to water, litter (more on food in a minute), and anything else that your cat might be comforted by. Remove cat trees, perches, toys, or other items your cat may climb on. Make sure you have cat food and treats on hand. Surgery can take a toll on a cat’s behavior, causing anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, hiding, and litter box issues. The good news is that in most cases, a spayed cat will have no trouble using the litter box. Keep the cat confined to a quiet room with a soft, comfortable bed, food, water and litter tray. Leave out cat trees that would encourage jumping or.

Wash your cat’s linens and bed to help avoid infection. Cats may seek out familiar and enclosed spaces to sleep after being spayed, but sleeping in the litter box can be a sign of stress or. Surgery can take a toll on a cat’s behavior, causing anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, hiding, and litter box issues. So i got my cat spayed 3 days ago and since then she has just been sleeping under the bed or under the couch and occasionally will come out to eat. Buy a cat bed if you don’t already have one. A laundry or bathroom is ideal as they can be easily cleaned if the cat vomits or has diarrhea. Include a cat bed or blankets, access to water, litter (more on food in a minute), and anything else that your cat might be comforted by. Remove cat trees, perches, toys, or other items your cat may climb on. Keep the cat confined to a quiet room with a soft, comfortable bed, food, water and litter tray. Make sure you have cat food and treats on hand.

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Cat Sleeping In Litter Box After Spay So i got my cat spayed 3 days ago and since then she has just been sleeping under the bed or under the couch and occasionally will come out to eat. Include a cat bed or blankets, access to water, litter (more on food in a minute), and anything else that your cat might be comforted by. Leave out cat trees that would encourage jumping or. A laundry or bathroom is ideal as they can be easily cleaned if the cat vomits or has diarrhea. Cats may seek out familiar and enclosed spaces to sleep after being spayed, but sleeping in the litter box can be a sign of stress or. The good news is that in most cases, a spayed cat will have no trouble using the litter box. Keep the cat confined to a quiet room with a soft, comfortable bed, food, water and litter tray. Remove cat trees, perches, toys, or other items your cat may climb on. Buy a cat bed if you don’t already have one. However, there are some factors to consider to ensure. Surgery can take a toll on a cat’s behavior, causing anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, hiding, and litter box issues. So i got my cat spayed 3 days ago and since then she has just been sleeping under the bed or under the couch and occasionally will come out to eat. Make sure you have cat food and treats on hand. Wash your cat’s linens and bed to help avoid infection.