Cat Litter Box

... raw. I always clean their litter box with gloves and a mask... my senior cat has become a little stingy about the litter box so I’m... be clean enough for my cat and he will pee on ...

... humans and cats. Litter Box Trained. Dewormed Diet: Dry Cat Food, Dry Dog...

He's home! Omg what a handful. He's either on, or he's off. When he's on he's literally flipping out with an insane look on his face. He lays his ears back and his eyes get crazy. Just an absolute terror. But when he's off, he's sleepy and cuddly. He's a great cat. Uses his litter box always. Attached File

... kitty litter box...might have to go sleuthing online. Amy: Sorry your cat...

... it's because I absolutely HATE litter boxes, and refused to have ...had a need for a litter box. This cat though, would NOT go outside ...our dogs couldn't eat the cat food) and put a litter box in the corner. Then I ...added a cat door to the door ... became a problem. The cat doesn't get on the wife's ... going to move the litter box and food into my daughter's ...

I love my cat, no idea why you would let your cat do a majority of these, my cat has strict "You're not allowed there" policy that she follows pretty damn well. And I'm thankful I have a outside area boxed out for a litter box area so the smell doesn't linger inside the house

UPDATE- thanks everyone for the support and cat related advice! We will be switching out their wet food and I’ll update after some time passes. We’re currently using Boxie Pro litter but will switch to tofu if it doesn’t do the trick and keep you all posted! — Seriously- my boyfriend and I moved in together four months ago, and he’s extremely sensitive to smells. He has one cat whose litter box doesn’t seem to smell, but the smell from the one my two use is unbearable for him and it’s been a major issue. We have a very small house and don’t have a place for another box Their last vet checkup was 4.5 months ago and they had no issues We scoop anywhere between 1-3 times a day We have stainless steel covered litter boxes with charcoal filters We run air purifiers 24/7 next to the box, open windows when we can, and have a fan running to increase airflow We’ve tried Arm and Hammer clump and seal, world’s best poop fighter, odour buster, and boxiecat pro litters We’ve switched foods, they get Purina one indoor advantage and a small amount of Friskies wet food (with extra water mixed in) every day, as well as Purina Fortiflora cat probiotics to try to stop the smell at the source We bought Whisko plugins that are supposed to help- they didn’t I clean the boxes, litter mats, and surrounding area with Natures Miracle about once a week We scoop into airtight bags- the smell is coming from the box, not the bags. Honestly open to any suggestions, even if they sound crazy. I’m 99% certain my girl wont use pellet litter so that isn’t an option. Please help! submitted by /u/Glum-Emotion-5379 to r/CatAdvice [link] [comments]

And yes, there's a bigger one, widely open, next to it. submitted by /u/MmeRenardine to r/cats [link] [comments]

I’m currently mid-renovation on my guest bath/laundry combo and the layout is a nightmare. I have exactly 24 inches of clearance under the vanity, and I refuse to have a plastic eyesore sitting in the middle of the hallway. I’ve spent way too long looking for a litter box for small space integration that doesn't require me to saw a hole in my custom cabinetry. Most "furniture" options are made of cheap MDF that swells the second it gets damp. I’ve shifted my search toward finding a high-performance litter box for small space that actually has a vertical footprint instead of horizontal. It’s wild that we talk about smart fridges and hidden pantries but "where to put the cat" is always an afterthought in home design. Has anyone successfully built a dedicated nook for a modern unit, or am I better off just sacrificing the bottom of my linen closet? submitted by /u/8Nakul to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

As someone with three cats, my house always seemed to smell like a litter box no matter what I tried. I attempted different placements, added extra litter boxes, tested multiple litters, but nothing would work. I finally decided to try an automatic litter box, and honestly, it made a much bigger difference than I expected. The smell is noticeably better, and maintenance is way easier compared to daily scooping (sometimes twice a day). Now I mostly just empty the waste drawer. I’m using the PetSafe ScoopFree SmartSpin litter box, but this reviews quite a few other good options out there. If you want no more litter box smell, it might be worth considering! submitted by /u/ChadxSam to r/Catownerhacks [link] [comments]

I wanted to share this because I’ve learned more about my cat in one weekend than I did in an entire year, and I wish I’d understood this sooner. To set the scene, I have 5 indoor cats. My whole house is cat oriented. We have cat shelves and perches on the walls. Lots of toys, cat trees, fountains. The whole thing. My Lucky cat has struggled with litter box issues for a long time. Specifically, Lucky would poop outside the box every other day or so, even though the boxes were clean, there were plenty of them, they were in a private area, same litter, and he’s been vet checked. On top of that, whenever we had visitors, he would pee on things like bags, baby gear, or near doors. It always felt intentional in the sense that he wanted us to notice. He’d often do it in very visible spots or in areas where we were nearby, which made it feel even more stressful and confusing. I was honestly starting to feel like I was running out of options and was scared that eventually it would come down to rehoming him or making him an outside cat, which absolutely broke my heart. This weekend we had houseguests, including a baby, and based on past visits I was really worried about stress accidents. To try to prevent that, I set up a calm “reset space” for him in our attached garage. This wasn’t meant as punishment. He’s been in the garage before and is comfortable there. I put his favorite XL litter box, his favorite bed, toys, food, and water out there. What surprised me was how clearly he communicated once he had that option. He would come inside when things were calm, but when he started to feel overwhelmed, he would walk to the garage door and meow to be let out. He even slept out there by choice. At one point he headed toward one of his usual stress spots near the back door, and when I said his name, he immediately redirected himself to the garage door instead. And the biggest thing: no accidents. No pooping outside the box. No stress peeing when visitors were around. That is huge for us, because the pooping outside the box had been happening consistently for a long time. It finally clicked that this was never really about dirty boxes or not enough boxes. It was about stress, shared scent, and lack of control. Inside, the other cats mostly use a litter robot, which he hates. I suspect it’s because it’s enclosed, mechanical, and smells like everyone. Even though his box was in a private closet area, it was still a communal bathroom. The garage box smells like him. It’s quiet. No robot noises. No one sneaking up on him. We’re keeping the garage as his permanent reset zone now. I’m also adding an open-top self-cleaning litter box inside as a backup, after letting him try it in the garage first so it smells familiar. I even started gentle harness training just for enrichment and confidence building, but I’m watching out for his stress cues to avoid over doing it. I feel relieved in a way I didn’t realize I needed. I went from feeling like I was failing him to realizing I just hadn’t found the right environmental setup yet. Sharing this in case anyone else is stuck in a doom loop of litter box issues. I think giving Lucky choice, privacy, and a way to escape is what made it all click. submitted by /u/b-randy90 to r/cats [link] [comments]

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