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And I don't love my cat less then my kids, but if she were curling up by my kids face, fresh out of the litter box, I would have some very real safety concerns about it.

So, if you have one cat, you'll need two litter boxes; if you have three cats, you'll need four litter boxes; and so on.

If I want to sell a herbal sassafras supplement, I can make capsules and fill them with litter from my cat's litter box and Viagra that I ordered from China.

If there is a cat living in your household, draft a family member to change the litter box while you are pregnant.

If your cat is has a never - ending thirst for water, is straining in the litter box or even avoiding the litter box, could... more

If you have an indoor cat or a small dog, a safety gate can be an effective way to separate your child from your pet's food and water, and, in the case of cats, the litter box.

Dimensions: The size of the litter box is important so you know if your cat is going to comfortably fit and so you can plan where it's going to go in the house.

If you have a cat, ask someone else to clean the litter box if possible or wear gloveIf you have a cat, ask someone else to clean the litter box if possible or wear gloveif possible or wear gloves.

If your cat still chooses inappropriate locations to eliminate, try catering the litter box to his preferences.

If you do not know by now, a litter box is meant for your cat to pee and poop in.

Stolte recommends putting multiple boxes in different places in the house, trying new types of litter, and if all else fails, going back to square one by placing a box in a small space where your cat was first trained.

If your cat has always been urinating in the litter box, a change in behaviour indicates a problem which could either be from stress or medical reasons.

If she's an indoor cat, use an aluminium pan as a makeshift litter box.

If your cat is having accidents in the house — or even purposely avoiding her litter box — first, take her to the vet to rule out a medical issue and then give her time, patience, and trial and error to remedy the situation.

Or if they're planning to make a road trip with kitty in tow, retailers can recommend cat - calming aids, portable litter boxes or on - the - go feeders.

That can keep the dog away, but it could create unsanitary conditions if the cat jumps onto the counter after using the litter box.

If a cat's litter box isn't safe from dogs or small children, she may react by defecating and urinating in a place that has better camouflage.

If you don't intend to purchase additional furniture, extra closet space or an unused cabinet will be a great alternative to place your cat's litter box in.

Also, it is advisable to have the litter box placed at quiet and secluded areas, as cats feel vulnerable if their private moments are displayed too openly.

So, what to do if your cat isn't using the litter box?

If there is pain or discomfort while urination, cats will associate them with the litter box and choose to eliminate elsewhere instead.

However, if you observe that your cleaning of the litter box is becoming all too frequent or that your self - cleaning litter box is sounding the alarm every now and then, you are potentially looking at a urinary problem in your cat.

Make sure to put the litter box in a corner and food and water bowls in the opposite corner (or on the counter, if your cat can climb on it).

Asia has an issue with using a litter box — she does not like to use a litter box if another cat had used it, and she likes big litter boxes only.

• If you have other animals at home, make use of any barriers and kennels to help them feel safe and secure • Do not overcrowd them • If there is a dog (s) at home, consider covering their kennel or cage so the dogs will not be visible when you bring them home • Minimize moving cats from cage to cage • Provide a hiding place for them • If possible, bring a towel or something that smells like him • Clean their litter box frequently • Give them a predictable schedule for feedings

Shared litter boxes may present a mode of spread if cats come into direct contact with contaminated stools or urine.

If we have extra litter boxes, crates, cat trees, etc, we will provide one to you.

If your cat is going on a soft surface, try changing to a soft, sandy litter, and try laying a soft length of fabric under the litter box.

If you are going to get a kitty, have a kitty, or several kitties, be sure to read Dusty Rainbolt's «Crime Scene Investigator: Solve Your Cat's Litter Box Mystery» available online and through Stupid Gravity Press.

If you have more than one cat, you should offer multiple litter boxes — all cleaned once a day.

Cats come in many sizes, a covered litter box may have been made to suit a cat of average height, if your cat is even just a little taller she or he may find using it awkward.

If you have multiple cats using multiple litter boxes, then you will need to separate the one cat in their own room with their own box.

If, in the absence of any stress, life changes, external factors, and despite a meticulously clean cat litter box, your cat suddenly starts urinating outside the litter box, you should assume a medical problem is at fault.

Contact our Behavior Helpline to talk with a behaviorist if either of the cats is continually hiding, not eating, eliminating out of the litter box, appearing depressed / lethargic, or behaving aggressively.

Cats sometimes suffer neglect or abuse in a new home if they fail to use a litter box.

If possible, make sure that her litter box is not too close to her food and water because cats are not happy with that.

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If you have a multi-cat home, be sure that you have plenty of resources (litter boxes, food and water dishes, cat beds, and scratching posts) for all of the cats, so they don't feel like they need to compete for them.

(If your adult cat is making the transition from outdoor to indoor life, help him recognize the litter box as his toilet area by mixing some garden soil into the litter.)

If a cat is urinating or defecating outside the litter box, you have to make the determination as to whether it's territory related, or a true litter box problem.

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Some cats develop chronic litter box problems if they're forced to live with a large population of feline roommates.

If your cat does this, one box with more litter for urination, and one box with less for defecation may be your best option.

Note: If you notice your cat spraying and this is a new behavior, or your cat is urinating or defecating in the house (but not in the litter box), you may want to call your veterinarian.

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.

If you've seen your cat back up and spray urine on vertical surfaces, you're dealing with a scent marking problem, not a litter box problem.

Litter boxes are great, but they are not so great if your cat doesn't use them.

All the right moves in terms of cat litter box training will be of no use if your cat doesn't like the texture or scent of the litter.

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

If you are moving and must take your cat, make your carrier as comfortable as possible, and place a small box of litter in one corner.