If you want your cat to use the litter box when needed, first and foremost, you need to have lots of patience. Depending on your kitty's personality, the process can be quick or take a bit longer.

Your cat’s litter box should be the least of your worries—until they start avoiding it or turning your carpet into their personal restroom. We’ve all been through this experience at some point. The ...

Scooping the litter box is arguably the most disliked chore that comes from sharing your home with a cat. It’s time-consuming ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Indoor cats are naturally inclined to use a well-maintained litter box. Most cats are trained by their mothers as ...

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My cats’ litter box is the bane of my existence. Pouring the litter, scooping it up, dumping it out, scrubbing the pan. Over and over again. I’ve gone through several litter boxes at home without ...

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