Sentences with phrase «cat box per»

Its best to have one cat box per cat, and in separate locations too.

Number: A good rule of thumb to follow is to have 1 - 2 cat boxes per cat.

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The general rule regarding litter boxes is one box per cat, plus one, so it may be advisable that you keep the new cat's box, but you may be able to move it if you prefer a different location.

Add a litterbox: Ideally, you should have one litter box per cat plus an extra one (if feasible).

The «rule of paw» is one litter box per cat, plus one extra.

Aversions are best treated by using an alternate type of litter, such as scent - free clumping or pelleted paper; having two boxes per cat; keeping the boxes in accessible but quiet locations; and keeping the boxes fresh and clean.

Number of boxes: Behaviorists and veterinarians say that you should provide one litterbox per cat in the home, plus an extra.

Rule of thumb with multiple cats is 1 box per cat then an extra for every two cats.

Each cat should have a litter box option where he can eliminate away from where another cat goes, which means a box per cat (and even add an extra in case of mishaps).

It is necessary to scoop all litter boxes at least once per day and replace the litter altogether every 1 to 2 weeks (more often if you have several cats).

First, you should know the rule of one plus one: You should have one litter box per cat, plus one extra.

That's why we veterinarians advocate getting n +1 litter boxes per cat.

You should have one box per cat in your home, plus one extra to break the tie.

One litter box per cat is recommended.

The best calculation is one box per cat plus one.

Have at least one litter box per cat.

Having ample litter boxes - The rule of thumb is one litter box per cat plus one extra.

Number of Boxes Most experts recommend that a home has one litter box per cat, plus one extra.

A good rule to follow is to provide one litter box per cat plus one extra.

The rule of thumb is one litter box per cat, plus one.

The rule of thumb with litter boxes is that you need one per cat, plus one.

Even if you have one box per cat as per the recommended guidelines, they do tend to use any box in the home.

Multi-cat homes require one box per cat, plus an extra one, which means two cats need three litter boxes.

Provide ample litter boxes for your feline family — ideally, one per cat plus one.

Because felines are finicky and possessive when it comes to litter boxes, a good rule is one box per cat in the household.

A simple rule for multi-cat households: You should have at least one litter box per cat, plus an extra.

Preventing litter box problems You may have fewer than 1.5 litter boxes per cat and your cats might be fine with it — that's certainly possible.

Friendly strays may arrive in a secure carrier — not a box — and only one cat per carrier.

With more cats and more cycles per day, the litter box will have a bigger impact on your utility bill.

«The rule of thumb is one litter box per cat, plus one extra,» Galaxy says.

There should always be at least one litter box per cat in the house.

Provide one litter box per cat plus one extra.

A good rule of thumb is 2 litter boxes per cat in the household.

They found that doubling the floor space and providing a two - compartment cage — thereby separating the food and water from the litter box, and reducing stress — resulted in a 50-fold reduction in risk per cat per day.

There should be one litter box per cat in the household, plus one extra.

Some cats like to urinate in one box and defecate in another so the ideal number of litter boxes is one box per cat plus one.

The general rule is that you need one litter box per cat plus one.

The general rule of thumb is to have one litter box per cat, plus one extra.

Two or more cats share a litter box (the current litter box recommendation is one box per cat plus one extra).

The rule of one box per cat plus one is ideal, but not always practical especially in a small apartment or if there are five or more cats.

Cats must be at least 2 lbs and arrive in their own secure carrier or box (PLEASE... one cat per carrier).

It can be a task to find suitable locations for many litter boxes, you may be forced to compromise on the one per cat plus an extra rule.

So you see, the answer to how many litter boxes does depend on your particular cats and your circumstances, but the advice of having one litter box per cat plus one more is pretty good.

The basic rule is a minimum of one litter box location per cat, plus one.

A good rule of thumb is one box per cat plus one.

Some cats prefer to urinate in one box and defecate in another, so sometimes adding more than one box per cat helps.

Multi-cat households should have at least one box per cat, plus one extra, to meet their needs.

There should be one litter box per cat, plus an additional box.

You'll also want to have at least one litter box per cat, and you'll probably need to clean all of the litter boxes more frequently.