Change cat litter once a week. In fact, there is no fixed cycle for changing cat litter. One week is just an average number. Owners need to judge whether to change cat litter based on the actual situation. For example, the type of cat litter, how many cats you have, how much you defecate every day, whether the defecation is dry or loose, etc. As long as the owner finds that the cat litter has expired, deteriorated, and emitted a pungent smell, it needs to be replaced in time.

How to change cat litter:

1. Use a cat litter shovel to scoop up the cat litter and cat's excrement together. Then gently shake the cat litter scoop left and right to let the clean cat litter leak out, and then pour the remaining excrement in the cat litter box into the trash can. If it is soluble cat litter, it can be flushed directly into the toilet.

2. After shoveling out all the excrement, lift one side of the litter box and shake it left and right to check whether there is any excrement stuck to the bottom that has not been shoveled out, and then try to remove as small impurities as possible. Shovel it out.

3. Then add an appropriate amount of new cat litter to prevent too little cat litter in the litter box from sticking to the bottom, and finally use a cat litter shovel to spread it evenly.

4. If the cat litter box and cat litter are too dirty, they need to be poured out and replaced with new cat litter. Before replacement, the cat litter box must be cleaned and disinfected, and then poured in brand new litter. Cat litter.