Cat Litter Brands Determine Good Cat Litter Box Habits
Excerpt : If you have a cat who doesn't use her cat litter box, it might be the type of cat litter you buy for her. Cats are fussy about a lot of things, and the cat litter brand you think she'll likes might
If you have a cat who doesn't use her cat litter box, it might be the type of cat litter you buy for her.
Cats are fussy about a lot of things, and the cat litter brand you think she'll likes might end up offending her for a number of reasons. If she doesn't like it, your cat will communicate the only way she knows will get your attention - she'll stop using the cat litter box.
There are a confusing number of cat litter brands to choose from. Some are made with humans in mind. These types often contain
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perfume or some type of smell that pleases you and me, but not necessarily to kitty.
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stop using the cat litter box if it doesn't meet her approval. In this case, switch back to the previous cat litter brand.
It may feel like defeat, but if you think about it in terms of saving money, time and frustration because you're not cleaning up cat messes, then everybody wins.
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to get kitty's approval:
Set up two litter boxes. Each box should have a different cat litter brand. Leave the boxes down for a few days. At the end of your test period, see which box accumulated the most deposits. If one box was preferred over the other, you have your winner. You may need to repeat this test a few times before your cat decides you got it right.
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for their rescued kitties.
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concerns.
By paying attention to past events (like switching litter brands on kitty), we can decipher and solve many cat litter box problems.
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