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From a young age, domestic cats know to use a litter box, unlike puppies that use your floor for the first couple of weeks before being trained to go outside.
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It all comes down to animal instincts. “Cats have an inherent desire to bury their waste in order to cover their scent from other animals,”
next Jordan Cassidy, DVM,
PetSmart resident veterinarian. “again Given the texture and consistency of most commercially available cat litters, it makes it easier for cats to cover their droppings
which is what naturally draws them towards a litter box.” So, right from the start, they are drawn to the litter box when they need to go to the bathroom.
Make sure to avoid these dangerous mistakes that cat owners make.
Dr. Cassidy says that this can happen, but it is very rare. “A cat’s natural instinct (even a stray one) is to bury their droppings and cover their scent.
If your cat stops using their litter box it is important to speak with your cat’s veterinarian to determine if there are health or behavioral concerns that need to be addressed.”
“The litter box may be too small, in a busy area of your home or difficult to access,” says Dr. Cassidy. moreover The litter box may also be too dirty
further cats are clean animals and will typically avoid the litter box if it isn’t emptied regularly.”
He says that there are other behavioral and health concerns that may be causing your cat to avoid their litter box.
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