When a kitten gets older, it no longer needs stimulation to defecate.

Kittens no longer need stimulation to defecate when they are about 20-25 days old. At this time, cats can defecate independently and need to form a more regular defecation habit. The owner can prepare a low-threshold training toilet for the kitten to use. The cat litter should be spread to the thickness of three fingers. When the cat has a desire to excrete, the owner should put the cat in the litter box in time. After the cat gets used to it once or twice, he will take the initiative to go to the litter box to go to the toilet.
Attention should be paid to training cats to defecate on their own:
1. Prepare a litter box. After the cat urinates, pick up its poop into the cat box and let the cat Go and smell it and tell it to relieve itself there.
2. Try to place the cat litter box as close as possible to the cat’s nest, and keep the feces in it, and use the smell to guide the kitten to defecate.
3. Kittens can easily forget that when they defecate elsewhere, remember to educate her again, then wipe all traces elsewhere and use disinfectant to eliminate the smell.
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