Cats are naturally clean animals, and it’s highly likely that they will begin using the litter tray for defecation at a very early age. Many kittens watch their mothers defecate, and then bury their feces in the sand, and instinctively begin to imitate this behavior. Of course, in order to master this process, the cat
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Cats are very clean animals. I believe that your pet also spends most of its day grooming herself. So, they want all parts of their surroundings to be clean – their litter boxes included. If the litter box is dirty, or does not suit them in any way, cats may start refusing to defecate in
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Is your cat allergic to their litter? Here you’ll find our top 8 hypoallergenic litters to reduce cat and human allergies and prevent respiratory ailments!
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Yes, you can use dirt, sand or soil as litter but it’s probably not the best choice for the majority of cats and people. Let’s look at the pros and cons.
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Wondering if you can use activated charcoal or carbon to neutralize litter box smells? Yes, you can! Let’s talk about 5 ways to safely use charcoal!
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Can you place a litter box in the kitchen? While putting the litter box in the kitchen can work it shouldn’t your first choice. We’ll explain why.
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Wondering if you can keep a litter box in the bathroom? You absolutely can and it makes a great spot for the litter box with a few adjustments!
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Because essential oils are extremely toxic to cats, it’s best to keep essential oils away from and out of the litter box. It’s just too risky for cats!
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