This is what happens when you use inadequate cat litter (video)

It can be quite frustrating if your pet doesn't like the litter you've chosen for them. Here's what to consider when selecting a litter.

Cat litter is a cardinal issue if you have a cat. Although a new or prospective owner might not realize it, there are several factors to consider when choosing both the litter box and the litter. Otherwise, you might find your pet using other areas of the home. In the video below you can see an outrageous case, which is funny in its form.

In the video below, you’ll see an outrageous and amusing case. But imagine if your cat started destroying flowers at home in the same way! You might have experienced something similar, as our purring pets often enjoy defecating in pots and containers filled with soil, whether in the garden or inside the house. (They also frequently knock over smaller plants, purely out of play and curiosity. This behavior is typical of felines.)

Here’s the promised footage of the cat in action. It’s astonishing how much mess it made in such a short time! However, how the cat managed to get into the shopping center remains a mystery.

What to look out for in cat litter?

To minimize the chance of accidents, set up your cat’s litter box carefully. First, choose the right size litter box for your cat. A box that’s too small can be frustrating and might make your cat reluctant to use it. Similarly, many cats prefer open tray-style litter boxes over covered ones, as closed boxes can feel restrictive.

Once you have selected the appropriate size and design, choose a litter that your cat will find comfortable. The texture of the litter is crucial; it should feel pleasant against their paws and be gentle on their skin. If the litter is uncomfortable or irritating, your cat may avoid using the box. Ideally, the litter should be non-irritating and as natural to the touch as possible. Crystal litter, for example, may not always be well-received by cats, so consider your cat’s preferences when selecting a litter type.

The smell of cat litter is also important for your cat. Scented varieties can distract your pet from using the box, so even if a strongly scented litter seems practical, it might backfire. Additionally, place the litter box in a quiet, calm area. Frequent activity or noise near the box can disturb your cat during sensitive moments, leading to reluctance in using it.