Put the litter box inside the storage tub so once the cat is finished with the box, he still has a few steps to make before he’s out on your floors. Be sure to sand the edges of the hole so your sweetie doesn’t cut himself getting in and out. Then, theoretically, by the time your cat hops out of the pool, much of that litter will have fallen off his paws on the way out.Īnother option to scale back on litter tracking is to take a large storage tub with high sides and cut an entry/exit hole in one side. Put the litter box inside the pool (no water of course, ha ha) and your cat can kick litter to his heart’s content and it will stay confined in the pool. You might also consider investing in a plastic kiddie pool. If your cat is older and arthritic, or a kitten, the tub may not be a great option, but for others it’s definitely worth a try. If you have a spare bathroom, the tub or shower stall is a great place for the box. Is there a no-mess litter box? Contain your cat’s litter box. One woman told me her nonelectric roller vacuum does a great job as well. I have a broom and dustpan next to the litter boxes and a vacuum in the closet nearby. Sweep several times a day and you will have less of a problem. It may go without saying, but keeping on top of the litter scatter in the immediate vicinity of the box helps control litter tracking.
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How to keep cat litter off the floor? Use your broom and vacuum - a lot. But often we don’t have a whole lot of say in the litter our cat prefers, so let’s move on to things that might help no matter which litter you use. Also, newspaper pellets don’t seem to track at all.
In my (nonscientific) experience, I’ve found lightweight litters track more than heavier ones. Is there a cat litter that doesn’t track? Well, some cat litters track more than others. When it comes to cat litter tracking, think about the type of litter you’re using. Is there a cat litter that doesn’t track? Reconsider the type of cat litter you’re using.
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