1. Choose the Right Litter Box
Have you spent any time considering the best litter box to use? Believe it or not, it can make a huge difference. While just about any easily-cleaned plastic container will work, it’s best to get the largest box possible for your home. One simple guideline to follow is find a box which is at least as wide as your cat is long and about one and a half times your cat's length on the longer side. They should have room to comfortably turn around in. As you’ve probably noticed, cats are fussy. They don’t want to step or dig in already soiled areas. Can you blame them?2. Try Different Kinds of Litter
Another thing you probably don’t spend much time thinking about is different kinds of litter, but maybe you should! The kind of litter used is very important in controlling control. That means, you should test which litter works best for you… or works best for your cat. Some clumping clay-based litters come with odor blockers and are usually the cheapest of the litters. However, other types may cost more at the store, but save money in the long run. So-called crystal litters are made up of silicone-based crystals that do a good job of absorbing urine and the moisture in feces as well as the accompanying odors. This type of litter is super-absorbent, so you don't need to use as much, which is where you can save money. Some litters are a combination of clumping, crystals and deodorizing.3. Place the Litter Box in an Open, Ventilated Area
