• fatalError@lemmy.sdf.org
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    8 months ago

    That litter box looks tiny or these are some very large tiles. Either way it’s probably worth getting a covered litter box, no more sand everywhere

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      8 months ago

      If we get a covered box, the entrance will probably be too high, again. My elderly, female cat has trouble getting into it. She will start pooping on the floor.

      Just FYI, it was a “large litter box” as the sticker says on the side. Maybe I should look into a small, plastic, kiddie pool and fill it with litter instead.

      If money were no object: https://a.co/d/fvO9Zn4 Imagine your picky pet dropping a deuce in this bad boy.

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        8 months ago

        Poor sweetie is doing the best she can, pooping in the box and THOROUGHLY burying it! My old cat did that until the day she died. But our present cat is unclear on the concept; she scratches at the plastic edge and in the air, then walks away with the poop still proudly and aromatically perched atop the undisturbed litter. It’s a tradeoff.

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    8 months ago

    The big triangle shaped corner litter boxes can help a bit. I think the last one we had was branded Natures Miracle. Sorry your boy’s doing poorly, that sucks :-|

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      8 months ago

      Thanks. I’ll look into those. I had considered a box with a cover, but I think it would scare him.