🧠 Supports Early Learning

• Encourages spatial awareness—puppies learn to associate specific areas with potty time, which helps with future housebreaking.

• Builds routine and predictability, which reduces anxiety and speeds up training.

🏡 Ideal for Indoor Living

• Perfect for apartments, condos, or homes without fenced yards-especially helpful during stormy days and nights.

• Supports a clean, odor-controlled environment with less stress for both puppies and owners.

🧓 Accessibility for All Owners

• A thoughtful solution for elderly owners or those with mobility challenges who may struggle with frequent outdoor trips.

• Makes puppy ownership more inclusive and manageable.

🧽 Cleaner Than Pee Pads

• Litter absorbs moisture and odor better than pads, reducing mess and smell.

• Less tracking of urine across floors—especially helpful with active puppies.

🐕 Transition-Friendly

• Puppies trained to use a litter box can easily transition to outdoor potty use if desired.

Why We Litter Box Train

🩺 Hypoglycemia in Chihuahuas

What It Is: Hypoglycemia means low blood sugar—and it’s especially common in toy breeds like Chihuahuas, particularly puppies under 16 weeks. Their tiny size and fast metabolism make them more vulnerable to sudden drops in glucose.

⚠️ What Causes It?

• Skipped or delayed meals

• Stress (travel, vet visits, loud noises)

• Illness or infection

• Overexertion during play

• Genetic sensitivity in small breeds

🐾 Warning Signs

• Lethargy or weakness

• Trembling or shivering

• Wobbly walking or “drunk” gait

• Pale gums

• Seizures or fainting

• Loss of appetite or vomiting

If you notice these signs, act fast: rub a small amount of corn syrup or honey on your puppy’s gums and contact your vet.

🛡️ Prevention Tip

• Feed small, frequent meals

• Offer healthy snacks between meals

• Keep stress low and routines consistent

• Monitor closely during transitions or travel

Have questions about our puppies or process? Contact Us or check out our FAQ page for quick answers.