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QuestionWhy won't my outdoor cat use the litter box?Jessica CharJessica Char is a Cat and Dog Trainer, Behavior Consultant, and the Founder of Feline Engineering and Canine Engineering. She specializes in modifying challenging pet behavior problems, such as fear and aggression, using positive reinforcement training protocols. Jessica is a Certified Fear Free Trainer, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer. She is also a member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Jessica received her BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis.
Cat & Dog Behavior ConsultantMost cats use the litter box naturally, because they've seen their parents or their mates do it. If your cat is not very eager to use their litter box, the first thing you need to do is make sure there's no medical issues. If your cat needs additional help getting in the litter box, that's the time you might reach out to a professional. -
QuestionCan cats find their litter box if you move it?Jessica CharJessica Char is a Cat and Dog Trainer, Behavior Consultant, and the Founder of Feline Engineering and Canine Engineering. She specializes in modifying challenging pet behavior problems, such as fear and aggression, using positive reinforcement training protocols. Jessica is a Certified Fear Free Trainer, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer. She is also a member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Jessica received her BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis.
Cat & Dog Behavior ConsultantUsually, yes. Most cats prefer a big litter box that's easily accessible from wherever they like to hang out, though. If you keep the litter box in a basement or in a garage and your cats won't use it, it's better to move it. -
QuestionDo cats like it when you clean their litter box?Jessica CharJessica Char is a Cat and Dog Trainer, Behavior Consultant, and the Founder of Feline Engineering and Canine Engineering. She specializes in modifying challenging pet behavior problems, such as fear and aggression, using positive reinforcement training protocols. Jessica is a Certified Fear Free Trainer, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer. She is also a member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Jessica received her BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis.
Cat & Dog Behavior ConsultantYeah, for sure. Make sure you scoop the box every day and give it a thorough cleaning every couple times you dump the litter. This should be enough for most cats. -
QuestionHow often should I change out my cat litter?Jessica CharJessica Char is a Cat and Dog Trainer, Behavior Consultant, and the Founder of Feline Engineering and Canine Engineering. She specializes in modifying challenging pet behavior problems, such as fear and aggression, using positive reinforcement training protocols. Jessica is a Certified Fear Free Trainer, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer. She is also a member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Jessica received her BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis.
Cat & Dog Behavior ConsultantYou should completely change the litter every one to two weeks to keep the litter box clean. If possible, use a fine grain litter that's easier to scratch.
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