Use common sense
about litter box locations.
Not exact matches
We followed your suggestions
about testing new
litter boxes,
locations, and types of
litter — and it worked!
Certainly cats have preferences
about what types of
litter and what styles of
litter box they prefer, but did you know that the
location of the
litter box can have a big impact on whether or not your cat decides to use it?
It could also be a sign that your cat doesn't like something
about the
litter box — perhaps it is too small, it is in the wrong
location, or it isn't clean enough.
«Behavioral causes include marking (a form of communication in cats), which can occur when the cat is stressed, and inappropriate toileting, which is when the animal develops aversions to something
about the
litter box or develops preferences for soiling in other
locations.»
When you are deciding on
litter boxes for your cat, think
about location, size, type of
litter,
litter box management, and the number of
litter boxes needed for your household.
Advise your family
about the
location of the
litter box and ensure that the door or window to that area is always open so that your cat has free access to his / her toilet.
Everything
about the
location of this
litter box screams ambush and is a set up for the cat to be trapped by another animal.