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Lightweight Cat Litter Stuck In Paws. If you have a cat, they’ll inevitably get litter stuck in their paws. This natural behavior leads to litter embedding itself between paw pads. This not only tracks the litter throughout the house, but it can. High humidity could also be a factor, causing litter particles to. Here’s how to reduce litter tracking. Don’t overfill the litter box. Or it’s tracked throughout the house; It's fairly common to see litter stuck in paws, especially if your cat steps in wet litter and it hardens. This can then get tracked around the house by your cat. Cats that use a litter box can sometimes have a problem with the litter sticking to their paws. If your litter box is too full, it’s much easier for your cat to end up pawing litter outside the box. If that happens, cat cement paws can be hard to clean. Silicone cat litter mats are gaining traction as a solution to keeping litter from spreading around the house. When your cat walks through their litter box, it gets pressed between them. Most litter particles are small enough to fit between their toe pads.

Most litter particles are small enough to fit between their toe pads. Cats that use a litter box can sometimes have a problem with the litter sticking to their paws. Silicone cat litter mats are gaining traction as a solution to keeping litter from spreading around the house. When your cat walks through their litter box, it gets pressed between them. It's fairly common to see litter stuck in paws, especially if your cat steps in wet litter and it hardens. If you have a cat, they’ll inevitably get litter stuck in their paws. If your litter box is too full, it’s much easier for your cat to end up pawing litter outside the box. Don’t overfill the litter box. High humidity could also be a factor, causing litter particles to. Or it’s tracked throughout the house;

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Lightweight Cat Litter Stuck In Paws High humidity could also be a factor, causing litter particles to. Most litter particles are small enough to fit between their toe pads. Or it’s tracked throughout the house; If you have a cat, they’ll inevitably get litter stuck in their paws. Cats that use a litter box can sometimes have a problem with the litter sticking to their paws. This can then get tracked around the house by your cat. This not only tracks the litter throughout the house, but it can. If that happens, cat cement paws can be hard to clean. Here’s how to reduce litter tracking. Don’t overfill the litter box. If your litter box is too full, it’s much easier for your cat to end up pawing litter outside the box. Silicone cat litter mats are gaining traction as a solution to keeping litter from spreading around the house. High humidity could also be a factor, causing litter particles to. It's fairly common to see litter stuck in paws, especially if your cat steps in wet litter and it hardens. When your cat walks through their litter box, it gets pressed between them. This natural behavior leads to litter embedding itself between paw pads.