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Cat Forum / General Topics / July 2005Cat Litter Question
Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me in anyway.... Well my question is that how many time(s) in a month do i have to change my litter box... i have Doudt that i have to change it every month or is it twice a month..  Signature-Diego Hello, read this page of my website, scroll down about litterbox training http://www.geocities.com/turbo502002/kittens-en.html dicky > Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my > first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > or > is it twice a month.. > Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my > first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me in > anyway.... Well my question is that how many time(s) in a month do i have to > change my litter box... i have Doudt that i have to change it every month or > is it twice a month.. You don't need to change the actual box that often, but you need to change the litter inside it daily, or more than once a day if it's particularly stinky - my cat (I'm sure this is not unusual) doesn't use it until it's clean, so I clean it, he goes, then I clean it again, but only change the litter once a day. >> Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my >> first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >clean, so I clean it, he goes, then I clean it again, but only change the >litter once a day. You actually change the litter once a day? You mean scoop, don't you? >You don't need to change the actual box that often, but you need to change >the litter inside it daily, or more than once a day if it's particularly >stinky - my cat (I'm sure this is not unusual) doesn't use it until it's >clean, so I clean it, he goes, then I clean it again, but only change the >litter once a day. ONCE A DAY ?!?!?!?! You own a company that makes kitty litter or what ?!?!?!?! > Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my > first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > or > is it twice a month.. I got my first kitten in September, so I'm not an expert. If I setup two litter boxes, I can scoop every other day. I wash each box once every 4 weeks. I alternate, so every 2 weeks, I wash one. > Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my > first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me in > anyway.... Well my question is that how many time(s) in a month do i have to > change my litter box... i have Doudt that i have to change it every month or > is it twice a month.. I sift through mine every 3 days and change out the little completely about once every 4-5 weeks. At that time I usually wash the inside of the box as well. Those electronic boxes are just too expensive for me. The box I _really_ like is the one with the plastic insert that has the grating on the bottom of it. You lift it up while lightly shaking it and the good litter falls through while the bad, clumped little stays inside the liner. I then just put a plastic bag around the liner and dump the old litter into the bag. >> Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my >> first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >through while the bad, clumped little stays inside the liner. I then just >put a plastic bag around the liner and dump the old litter into the bag. Thank You all for you post Hopefully in the future i will have more question to ask about kittens and cats -Diego I like the litter boxes that are covered and just have a kitty "hole" or door they pass through. They seem to keep smells out of the house better because they have a filter on the top of them that takes out the amonia. > > Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my > > first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > through while the bad, clumped little stays inside the liner. I then just > put a plastic bag around the liner and dump the old litter into the bag. >> Hello all i have just brought a kitten that is 12 weeks old and it is my >> first cat to own. I have a question to ask and see if anyone can help me [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Those electronic boxes are just too expensive for me. I would buy one if I knew it worked well and the cat would like it and I didn't have to buy custom liners or anything like that on a regular basis and it doesn't break within a year. To me, it's not too expensive, but it's too much of a gamble. The potential payoff over 5 years would be well worth it in my opinion. > The box I _really_ >like is the one with the plastic insert that has the grating on the bottom >of it. You lift it up while lightly shaking it and the good litter falls >through while the bad, clumped little stays inside the liner. I then just >put a plastic bag around the liner and dump the old litter into the bag. I hadn't seen those - I'll have to look for them |
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