The living environment of cats has always been a worry for many cat owners. Today I have compiled a manual for adjusting the living environment of cats:

1. Use deodorant to clean the areas where cats urinate and defecate to remove the smell.

2. Spread thick plastic in and around the place where cats urinate and defecate. Cats hate the strong smell of plastic, so it will be very effective.

3. Change the number of litter boxes. Some cats dare not go to the toilet because they are afraid, so it is recommended to add one or two more litter boxes in places where they are willing to move so that they dare to go in; in a multi-cat environment (that is, a home with more than two cats), you need to pay more attention to the cats. The number and placement of sand basins.

Fourth, try various forms of cat litter boxes, covered, uncovered, large, small, etc.

5. Change the location of the litter box, maybe because it is placed in the wrong place. For example, it is not suitable near where the cat eats.

Sixth, change the amount of cat litter to see if you put too little, causing the cat to scratch the bottom of the basin when removing the cat litter and feel disgusted.

7. Change the type of cat litter, that is, do a "cat litter selection test."

8. Increase the frequency of shoveling cat litter, pouring cat litter and cleaning the cat litter box. Cats have a very good sense of hygiene. If there is too much urine smell in the litter box, the cat will refuse to use it!