You'll need
more litter boxes too.
Not exact matches
I was doing some
more research, and I found most people do use a
litter box, so that's what we're going to start working on,
too.»
Some people found that putting
too much kitty
litter in the Litter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heav
litter in the
Litter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heav
Litter Robot III thwarted its performance and that some parts of the
litter box needed to be replaced after a year or more of heav
litter box needed to be replaced after a year or
more of heavy use.
What I would recommend is a little enclosed play yard so there is
more space for a
litter box on one side and a water bowl
too.
Other things that may be causing your cat to urinate outside their
box can include dirty
litter boxes,
too few
litter boxes (you should have
more litter boxes than you do cats),
litter that is
too deep, scented or disliked by your cat, covered
litter boxes,
litter boxes that allow a cat to see another cat in a different
litter box, problems between cats or other pets, household changes (i.e. construction, family members leaving, new family members, etc.) and outside cats and other stressors in and around the house that your cat can see, hear or sense.
If the automatic
litter box takes
too long to self clean
more chances that one of the cats will be waiting for the machine to be ready.
When cats eat
too much (
more than a healthy intake for an adult cat) automatic
litter boxes might have problems containing so much waste.
At some point, the
litter will simply be
too saturated to absorb any
more urine, and urine will begin to pool in the
box.
It could be as simple as the
box is
too dirty and needs to be emptied
more often, or it could be
more complicated if the cat has started to associate the
litter box with a negative experience like being frightened by a loud noise while using the
box.
Two or
more cats using the same
litter box could lead to territorial issues
too.
Litter box preferences: Most commercial litter boxes are too small to comfortably accommodate adult cats, so try a large plastic storage box (such as the ones designed to fit under a bed) and see if a little more room might make a diffe
Litter box preferences: Most commercial
litter boxes are too small to comfortably accommodate adult cats, so try a large plastic storage box (such as the ones designed to fit under a bed) and see if a little more room might make a diffe
litter boxes are
too small to comfortably accommodate adult cats, so try a large plastic storage
box (such as the ones designed to fit under a bed) and see if a little
more room might make a difference.
If you have
more than one cat, it's even
more important to have the right
litter box or you would be spending
too much time and effort in cleaning the poop and pee all over your home's floor.