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Posted by PHAbymom on November 04, 2002 at 23:33:43:

In Reply to: Re: Realy late but! please follow up! posted by girlystar on October 29, 2002 at 21:22:17:

My mother in law has a blind, mentaly chlainged kitten who dose not know how to clean hersealf or use the litter box. ( my mother in law is so wonderful she is taking great care of the kittin even though the Dr gave up on her) Anyway, this is a late post but, I would like to hear follow ups. or e mail me @ girly666star@alo.com Thank you!

I would keep the kitten confined to a small area. Put it in the litter box every few hours and especially after eating. If the kitten is still having problems figuring out what it's for, try putting a few drops of ammonia and water in the box. You can get some cat-safe wipes to use in cleaning.

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