11-13-2014, 12:37 PM
If your cats aren't declawed, you may want to consider putting caps on their claws. There are numerous manufacturers that make these, but "soft paws" always comes to mind for me. They are usually easy to find at Petco & Petsmart, though the stores carry different brands.
I'd also say to put the litter box in an area where the dog can't get to it, maybe someplace up higher. Dogs can be known to eat what's in the litter box, and/or drag it around the house.
Other than that, have a safe place up high for your cats to retreat to, like a cat tree. Its important that they be able to watch the dog and learn its mannerisms, from a safe place where they are comfortable.
I'd also say to put the litter box in an area where the dog can't get to it, maybe someplace up higher. Dogs can be known to eat what's in the litter box, and/or drag it around the house.
Other than that, have a safe place up high for your cats to retreat to, like a cat tree. Its important that they be able to watch the dog and learn its mannerisms, from a safe place where they are comfortable.
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