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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's not like that, those wild cats outside, they don't have cat litter, don't they excrete? Only when the cat has the desire to defecate, will it go to find a place to solve it, and the domestic cat knows the place of the cat litter, and it goes by itself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Not necessarily, it's a reflex, it's how you train him.
If you can't see the litter, it will pee too.
The cat's instinct is to bury the stink after pulling it, and if you prepare the cat litter, you also want it to know that there is this thing, and it will go to the toilet on the cat litter itself.
Like a cat urinating, you prepare something for it, and when it is sand, it will go over and urinate on its own. The cats themselves love to be clean.
It is possible to use one litter box for two cats.
Just clean up often. >>>More
This is a characteristic of cats, and they have to cover it with something after going to the toilet to prevent it from being discovered by other animals. This type of habit comes from the ancestor of cats, the wild cat. After the wild cat went to the toilet, it was afraid of being discovered by mice, so it covered it with something. Will it want you to see it?
There are only stray cats, wild cats are very rare, some stray cats have been wandering for a long time, and they have no sense of trust in people, so they will be very cautious and fierce.