oops! Have no idea, mines never did that lol how many cats do you have?

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I never had more than 2 at once, cat't relate unfortunately, but wish you find out how to solve the issue

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Move their litter box into the bathroom for a week. Elevate the litter box to the toilet’s level over several days. Rest the litter box on top of the toilet for a few days. Replace the litter box with a toilet training litter tray. Remove the inserts in the tray gradually to expose the toilet. Remove the training tray. I really tried, but no success lol

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It goes against their instincts to bury their waste. They want to bury it, and we have a cheap means to do that right in our homes. Cat’s age. As they get older, they get aches and pains, and many develop arthritis. At some point, it will cause them pain, and then they’ll do their business elsewhere. Cats get spooked and they get territorial. People think cats just not covering their poop in the litter box when they want to proclaim it’s their territory is a problem. Without a litter box, that poop is going on the floor.

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check pm, texting you

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OMG, I would not do it, you never know if it might be dangerous. I sometimes think twice if I can eat this meet myself even cooked

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I feed my cat a natural diet and take all the necessary safety steps—freezing meat for three days, using only ground bones (no whole ones), fully thawing before serving, and adding essential vitamins, organ meats, and eggs. In my opinion, my cat looks much healthier, has never had worms, and has better teeth thanks to the safe chunks of raw meat I include for chewing.

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