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Why does my cat play in clean litter?
As puzzling as it may be, some cats simply enjoy digging and playing in their litter boxes. Most of the time, this is normal. But sometimes scratching in the litter box becomes excessive. Before you pop in the earplugs, consider that something might be frustrating her.
How do you keep a cat from getting litter on the floor?
How to Prevent Cat Litter Tracking
- Switch to a dust free litter.
- Get a litter mat.
- Trim long-haired cat paws.
- Get a litter box with higher walls.
- Place the litter box on a carpet-free floor.
- Ensure your litter is quick clumping.
- Keep a cordless vacuum by the litter box.
How do I stop my cat from kicking litter everywhere?
How to Stop Your Cat from Kicking Litter
- Get a bigger box. The bigger an area your cat has to do her business in, the less likely she is to make a complete mess.
- Provide more litter.
- Try a box with higher sides and a cover.
- Clean the box more frequently.
How do you train a kitten to use a litter tray?
How to Litter Train a Kitten
- Show her the boxes as soon as she arrives by setting her in them and letting her sniff and examine them.
- Set your cat in one of the boxes immediately following meals and after she wakes up from naps.
- Reward her whenever you notice her using it.
- Don’t punish or scold her for accidents.
What age to kittens calm down?
Kittens often settle down or decrease their excessive activity levels when they are between the ages of eight and twelve months. Around the 10th week, a kitten begins to show signs of activity, which can last until the first birthday. Other cats, on the other hand, mature before their first year.
How do I stop my cat from throwing litter everywhere?
How often should I scoop the litter box?
If you use a clumping litter, it’s best to scoop the box daily and change it out completely at least monthly. If you have more than one cat, it may be best to change the cat litter more often, every 2-3 weeks.