The rule of thumb is to have
the same number of litter boxes as you have cats.
When it comes to the litter box set - up for a multicat home, it's important to have
the same number of litter boxes as you have cats and also, locate them throughout the house so one cat never has to feel anxious about crossing another cat's path when it comes time to pee or poop.
There should be
the same number of litter boxes as there are cats in a household.
In multicat homes you should have
the same number of litter boxes as you have cats.
Not exact matches
«Each
box contains the
same number of uses as our regular clumping
litter at half the weight, thanks to lower - density wood fibers,» she said.
I highly recommend that you read that guide for yourself, even though a
number of the
same ideas are one this page and also in my
litter box problems guide as well.
Number of boxes vs. number of cats: most animal behaviorists recommend at least one box per cat plus a spare; if there are litter box problems, they recommend two boxes per cat because some cats won't urinate and defecate in the same loc
Number of boxes vs.
number of cats: most animal behaviorists recommend at least one box per cat plus a spare; if there are litter box problems, they recommend two boxes per cat because some cats won't urinate and defecate in the same loc
number of cats: most animal behaviorists recommend at least one
box per cat plus a spare; if there are
litter box problems, they recommend two
boxes per cat because some cats won't urinate and defecate in the
same location.