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Kitty Litter In My Bathroom. If you live in an apartment and keep your cat’s litter box in your bathroom, you might wonder if you can just flush your buddy’s litter down the toilet when it’s time to change it. It's a different matter with a sink drain. If it rinsed down the drain and hasn't clogged yet then you're in fairly good shape. One of the most common reasons for a cat to pee in a bathtub is due to a dirty litter box. The litter may be old and used, clumps of urine and feces may burden the box, or the plastic box itself may be overdue for a cleaning resulting in a cat not wanting to use it. Behavioral issues are the most common reason for your cat pooping in the tub. Clumping litter definitely can be saturated and. From bedrooms to basements, laundry rooms to garages, here’s the scoop on the best and worst places for your cat’s bathroom. Rules for litter box placement. It could be due to drastic household changes that have caused your cat stress or improper.

If it rinsed down the drain and hasn't clogged yet then you're in fairly good shape. Rules for litter box placement. Behavioral issues are the most common reason for your cat pooping in the tub. From bedrooms to basements, laundry rooms to garages, here’s the scoop on the best and worst places for your cat’s bathroom. The litter may be old and used, clumps of urine and feces may burden the box, or the plastic box itself may be overdue for a cleaning resulting in a cat not wanting to use it. One of the most common reasons for a cat to pee in a bathtub is due to a dirty litter box. If you live in an apartment and keep your cat’s litter box in your bathroom, you might wonder if you can just flush your buddy’s litter down the toilet when it’s time to change it. It's a different matter with a sink drain. It could be due to drastic household changes that have caused your cat stress or improper. Clumping litter definitely can be saturated and.

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Kitty Litter In My Bathroom It could be due to drastic household changes that have caused your cat stress or improper. Clumping litter definitely can be saturated and. It's a different matter with a sink drain. If it rinsed down the drain and hasn't clogged yet then you're in fairly good shape. It could be due to drastic household changes that have caused your cat stress or improper. The litter may be old and used, clumps of urine and feces may burden the box, or the plastic box itself may be overdue for a cleaning resulting in a cat not wanting to use it. From bedrooms to basements, laundry rooms to garages, here’s the scoop on the best and worst places for your cat’s bathroom. Behavioral issues are the most common reason for your cat pooping in the tub. One of the most common reasons for a cat to pee in a bathtub is due to a dirty litter box. If you live in an apartment and keep your cat’s litter box in your bathroom, you might wonder if you can just flush your buddy’s litter down the toilet when it’s time to change it. Rules for litter box placement.