How to keep cats at home clean and hygienic

In nature, cats rarely defecate in the same place, but as a cat raised at home, we must train it to go to the toilet in the same place every day to ensure a clean and hygienic living environment. When training, you can choose a quiet place that is easy for the cat to find and can enter and exit freely. Prepare a litter box, cover it with cat litter about 3-5cm thick, and add some of the cat's own feces or feces into the litter box. Urine pollutants, after cats smell the smell of their own feces and urine, they will be willing to excrete in the basin.

Generally speaking, when cats get up in the morning, after eating, before going to bed, or when they are wandering around and acting very anxious after playing very excitedly, these are the times when cats are most eager to defecate. At this time, scavengers can lead cats to the toilet. Near the sand basin, the cat will excrete in the basin after smelling the smell. After training many times, the cat can form a habit.

Why are cat owners called cat owners? This is because in order to keep our home hygienic and clean, we must clean the cat’s litter box in a timely and regular manner. Generally speaking, the cat litter box should be shoveled once in the morning and evening, and the cat litter should be replaced about once a week. When replacing the new cat litter, the cat litter box should be cleaned and disinfected to keep it clean and free of odor.

When choosing a litter box, it must be suitable for the size of the cat, otherwise the cat will easily defecate and urinate outside the litter box; you can choose a semi-open litter box to prevent the cat from taking the litter out, but try not to choose Fully enclosed, so odor won’t spread easily.