Adult cats typically urinate 2-4 times a day, but factors like water intake, food moisture, and health conditions can affect this.

Urinating too frequently or too little could indicate health issues such as urinary tract infections or diabetes. Keep an eye on any sudden changes!

✔ Use highly absorbent cat litter to minimize odor and improve your cat’s comfort.
✔ Choose an anti-spill silicone mat to prevent urine from splashing and keep your floors clean.
✔ Regularly replace waste bags to maintain a hygienic litter box and prevent bacteria buildup.

• 2-6 months: Baby teeth—sharp and pure white.
• 1-2 years: Full set of adult teeth—clean and white.
• 5+ years: Teeth may start to yellow, plaque buildup appears.
• 10+ years: Teeth show wear, possible missing teeth.

✔ Fur: Kittens have soft, fluffy fur, while older cats develop coarser hair.
✔ Activity Level: Young cats are playful and energetic, whereas senior cats move more slowly.

• Clumping Clay Litter: Highly absorbent and forms solid clumps, but can be dusty.
• Tofu Litter: Flushable, eco-friendly, and low-dust, but prone to moisture absorption.
• Pine Litter: Natural and dust-free, great for sensitive cats, but some dislike the scent.
• Silica Gel Litter: Excellent odor control and long-lasting, but non-clumping.

✔ Observe your cat’s preferences (texture, scent, granule size).
✔ Consider household needs (low-dust, flushable options).
✔ Focus on absorbency, odor control, and cost-effectiveness.

✔ Daily: Scoop out waste and clumps.(Except automatic cleaning)
✔ Weekly: Replace the waste bag and refresh part of the litter.
✔ Monthly: Deep clean and disinfect the litter box.

❌ Infrequent cleaning → Bacteria buildup can make cats avoid the litter box.
❌ Harsh cleaning agents → Strong chemicals may irritate a cat’s sense of smell or cause allergies.

✔ Follow the formula: Number of litter boxes = Number of cats + 1.
✔ Place them separately to prevent territorial disputes.

✔ Let each cat stick to their preferred litter type—sudden changes can cause stress.
✔ Keep the litter box clean or invest in a self-cleaning litter box to avoid fights over hygiene.