Select a litter box that is appropriate for your kitten's size. It should be low enough for easy access and have high sides to prevent litter from being kicked out.
Choose a clumping, unscented litter that is safe for kittens. Avoid using litter with strong fragrances or additives that may irritate your kitten's sensitive nose.
Put the litter box in a quiet, easily accessible area of your home where your kitten can easily find it. Avoid placing it near their food and water dishes.
Place your kitten in the litter box shortly after meals, naps, or playtime, as they are more likely to need to use the bathroom at these times.
When your kitten uses the litter box correctly, praise them and give them a small treat as positive reinforcement. This will help reinforce the behavior and encourage them to continue using the litter box.
If your kitten has an accident outside the litter box, clean it up promptly using an enzymatic cleaner to remove any traces of odor.
Training a kitten to use a litter box may take time and patience. Be consistent with your training and continue to provide positive reinforcement as your kitten learns.
Scoop the litter box daily to remove waste and clumps, and change the litter completely every 1-2 weeks. Keeping the litter box clean and fresh will encourage your kitten to use it regularly.