Foldable Portable-Type With Door Large Collapsible Cat Ear Cat Litter Deodorizer

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Despite the numerous litter box products on the market and varying human opinions about litter boxes, from a cat’s point of view, the litter box set-up is very simple. Use the checklist below to set your cat up for litter box success.

The litter box set up that best meets your cat’s needs:

A large, open litter box. The box should be large enough for the cat to easily turn around in without touching the sides of the box. At least one side of the box should be low enough so the cat has no issue stepping into the box. (If you have a kitten, you will need a lower-sided box.)

Litter box is placed in a location that is easy for the cat to access, but not in a high traffic area of the home where they will be startled. Litter box is also away from any loud appliances that may startle them.

Litter box is located far from the cat’s food and water bowls.

Litter box is placed in a location that allows the cat to see the entire room and where they will not feel trapped.

Use of unscented, scoop-able (aka clumping) litter. This is the most sand-like litter and sand is cats’ natural litter. (Remember the desert.) Use 2 to 3 inches of litter, although amounts may vary depending on your cat’s preferences.

Do not use litter box liners. Cats often get their claws caught in these liners which can lead them to avoid using the box.

Litter box is scooped twice a day. This will not take very long as there will not be much accumulated waste, which is exactly as your cat likes it!

Litter box is thoroughly cleaned at least every two weeks.

In a multi-cat household there are preferably as many litter boxes as there are cats, and these boxes are placed in different locations. This placement ensures that if one cat is being bullied by another they will still feel safe using a litter box.

One box is placed on every floor of the home, even if you only have one cat. Litter box accessibility is very important in terms of meeting your cat’s needs.

A litter box, sometimes called a sandbox, cat box, litter tray, cat pan, or litter pan, is an indoor feces and urine collection box for cats, as well as rabbits, ferrets, miniature pigs, small dogs, and other pets that instinctively or through training will make use of such a repository.

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