Maintain about two inches of litter in the box

Cats can get persnickety when the box gets low on litter. And no, this is not a shameless plug to buy more litter.

Your feline will want to scratch around in the box when nature calls. With around two (to three) inches of clean litter, your cat will have a comfortable place to sink her paws into. Your litter boxes will also be easier to clean when they have plenty of litter, and if you are using a high quality litter that has the great feature of clumping on the top layer of the box, you'll need enough litter in the box to allow it to do it's intended job. With enough Boxiecat litter, liquids will absorb, clumps will form hard and quick, and ammonia odors will be eliminated immediately.

Boxiecat litter use suggestions:

1. Fill a clean litter box with 2-3 inches of litter, scoop daily.

2. For best odor control and clumps, maintain 2-3 inches of litter.

3. Replace all used litter with fresh litter once a month.

Have any tips of your own?

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As always, please send us a note if you have any questions about this topic, we love hearing from concerned fellow cat lovers!

We look to ways of keeping cats comfortable, happy, and using the litter box. Following these and other basic rules of litter box care can help avoid problems from coming up if your cat uses the box well, and help to alleviate problems if your cat already has litter box issues. Please note that some litter box behaviors and avoidance can be a sign of medical problems - if your cat has litter box issues or you notice changes in litter box behavior, it is important to take your cat to a good veterinarian. Although we are lifelong cat lovers and Boxiecat brand litter is veterinarian recommended, the writers of the article wish to state that we are not qualified to give medical advice.

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