YOU’RE DOING CAT LITTER WRONG & Here’s Why!

"i don't wanna look at a litterbox" then don't get a cat! its same irresponsible thinking of ppl who "dont feel like" walking their dog

This is completely random. But after we adopted a pomeranian/poodle mix ? puppy . We started to potty train her on wee wee pads. After one week or so, we noticed that our cat had trained our puppy to use the litter box! LOL!

My cat’s litter box is just an open pan that sits beside my toilet. I clean it out every time I use the bathroom. It’s a Hallmark moment when we use our toilets together. 😂

I had a cat who TRAINED HERSELF to use the toilet. Too funny to finally figure out who was using the toilet and not flushing and no toilet paper! Occasionally heard "water running" but no one in the bathroom, until one day catching her in the act! She was such a smart cat!!! Little Miss Muffet!

Kyo is very polite about his litterbox. When he hears me go get a scooping bag, he runs for the litter box like "wait, wait, I got one more!"

I'm baffled by that person who'd rather destroy their house with cat pee than put down a simple litter box. No one else would want to look out the window when all they can smell and stare at is the uncleaned cat pee stains. smh...

My cat looks at me with concerns whenever I scoop out her litter, like she's half insulted half puzzled at me stealing her poopies. As soon as I'm done she makes a point of peeing in it, just to reinstate what's hers. Love her so much

I had a cat for many years. She was an indoor/outdoor cat. When she got older, during the winter time, I discovered that she chose to use the closet in the spare bedroom for her toilet needs, instead of going out in the cold 🥶. So I got her a litter box, but she couldn’t figure out how to use it, since she had never used one before. I struggled with that for a while, then one day, the neighbor cat came into my house just as I was leaving. I didn’t have time to chase her out, so I just left her in. When I came back later, I found out that she had used the litter box. When my cat saw the “gift” in the litter box, she finally understood what the box was for, and she used it faithfully for the rest of her life. 😂

My previous kitty was so smart and fastidious....years ago we were doing a big home remodeling/addition. I moved her litter box from the basement up to the back porch, carried her to it and showed it to her, and never had a problem. When the time came months later to move it back down, I reversed that process. A couple hours later I was reading in my living room and she came to “get” me...and gestured with her head for me to follow her (yes, she knew how to do that!). So, I followed her. She led me to the porch where the litter pan HAD been, circled a couple of time, and mewed, as if to say “now, just where did you put that?” So I gladly led her downstairs, she jumped right in and potties, and never had a bit of trouble!! If you pay attention to them they almost talk!!

My cat does not need privacy. He meows and leads me to his litter box so I can "guard" him while he goes. He will go without me if I'm not home but if I'm home he wants me there to "protect" him. So I do my job and tell him what a great cat he is for using his box and then go back to what I'm doing. Side note he also insists on guarding me in the bathroom when I'm going to.

Jackson I feel so validated because my common sense and my understanding of my cat babies has dictated exactly what you share in this post. I've had cats all my life. No scent, no cover , no liners, no auto scoopers. I have 3 adult rescue cats , 4 boxes. Not one accident outside their boxes. It's alot of work keeping boxes clean for 3 cats but my precious kitties are worth it!! Thank you 😇😻😺

Can’t believe it took me so many years to think of wiping the bottom of the litter box with paper towel damp with olive oil! This makes nothing stick to the bottom and clean up is a snap!

We had to live in a hotel for a little bit, and had the litter box in the bathroom, and my cat Link would wait for me to go to the bathroom, and go with me. Stare me dead in the eyes and go. I know he would wait because he would look at me and the bathroom, repeatedly. Apparently we were bathroom buddies. He didn’t feel comfortable in the hotel and could tell I didn’t either. Still miss you Link.

I told my doctor that my adopted kitten was surrendered after one night for “kicking litter out of the box” and she told me her kids’ adopted kitten would be declawed and toilet-trained. Ma’am, you don’t want a cat - you want a stuffed animal.

Exactly how I see it, cats do us a favor using the litter box and not just anywhere. I adopted my cat when he was already 10 months old, he kept sneaking into my garden or backyard to sleep, so I looked to see if he had tutors, and realized he didn't have anyone, so I got closer to him and started letting him in. That's when I noticed he used to look for places to pee, or do it in the garden by the flowers, but when I bought his first litter box and was about to try and incentive him to use it, he amazed me by always going there and nowhere else. On top of that, I said "call me if you need anything and I'll come clean your box, ok? Thank you for being such a good boy". I don't know if he understood me, but almost 2 years later, he still always calls me whenever he uses the box, and I think this is the cutest think, and I happily go to his assistance, because I'm happy he trusts me with such important task for him, it's as if he knows I won't let him down making sure his box is always ready for use.

Im a 60 yr old from Canada, I've always had cats and I agree 100%, with everything you said in this video. And I always say check and clean the litter daily and it won't stink. People have always said they were amazed that my house never smelled bad and I had many cats. Love your channel and your advise!

Me looking at my cat that runs to the litterbox when they hear me scooping it and is doing their buisness literally next to the scoop and 50 cm from my face: Yeah, cats definetely don't need any privacy.

My aunts cat is so damn intelligent,one time we changed his litter with a new kind and he couldn’t poop in it,so instead of pooping around the house he would meow to my grandma and have her follow him to the litter box to express his problem!My aunt went to buy his usual litter and poor thing held his poop till she changed the litter😂😂We all love him so much,such a smart butt!

After my Mum passed away last year I adopted my cat-sister and brought her to live with me overseas. She had been an outdoor cat, but I lived in an apartment on the 3rd floor by a busy road so she had to stay indoors (until I moved a few months later). I showed her where the litter box was once, and she used it every time after that without fail. She also likes to go at the same time as me and make eye contact while doing so. It was a bit freaky at first but I'm used to it now.

I live in Albania and was honored to have a street kitty come live with me at age approximately 3-1/2 years. She is now almost 5-1/2 years old. The very first day she was here, she hid immediately and I did not see her for approximately 3 days. She immediately began to use the litter box. (That let me know she had not escaped.) I am so grateful I am able to buy a biodegradable fiber-product kitty litter from Germany…unscented. She won’t let me hold her or pick her up. She does snuggle next to me at night and next to me when I’m reading or watching a movie. She loves being brushed. She also follows me from room to room as I go about my daily chores. I finally heard her meow, ever so softly about 6 months ago. She is the quietest kitty I’ve ever had. I absolutely adore her. I know she loves me, too.