Sentences with phrase «too dirty litter box»

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If the litter box is too dirty for your cat's liking, he will do his business elsewhere until you clean it to his satisfaction.

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.

Other cats will stop using the litter box if it gets too dirty (it should be scooped at least once a day).

Cats are very meticulous and prefer clean spaces; if the litter box is too dirty, your cat may start relieving themselves just outside of it.

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.

If you let your litter box get too dirty, chances are your cat will start going either next to the litter box or in another part of your home.

In fact, it should be prevented as cats hate the smell of dirty litter boxes too.

Between each litter box and the floor lies the litter mat: that useful layer that prevents dirty chunks of cat litter from travelling too far from the litter box.

A dirty litter box may cause a cat to avoid the box and become constipated by holding the stool too long.