1. Reasons why cats don’t sleep in the cathouse
1. Cats don’t like the material of the cat litter
Most cats have their own preferences for the cat litter. If the pet owner does not choose the material that the cat likes, the cat will refuse to use it. The material of the cat litter includes the smell, size and taste of the litter. The cat litter is too small, smells bad, or the cat sleeps uncomfortable, all of the above will make the cat unwilling to sleep in the cat litter.
2. The location of the cat litter is inappropriate
Cats are highly vigilant and have developed hearing. Noisy place to sleep. If the owner places the cat litter in a crowded and noisy place, the cat will feel insecure or sleep uncomfortable, so it is unwilling to rest in the cat litter. It is recommended that the owner place the cat litter in a place that is relatively quiet and not easily disturbed. At the same time, ensure that the cat stays in the cat litter so as to know its own movements. Willing to use cat litter.
3. The owner spoils the cat
If the owner lets the cat sleep with him when he is young, then the cat has become accustomed to sleeping with the owner and sleeps with the owner , so the cat will naturally not like to sleep in the cat litter.
4. Cats are too clingy
Some cats are very clingy. When the owner is at home, he always likes to stay by the owner’s side. Wherever the owner goes, it will follow Where, at the same time, he will sleep in bed with his master. For such a cat, it is more difficult to let it sleep in the cathouse by itself. But isn’t this a happy worry? If the owner can’t stop the cat, he can only sleep with the cat, just because the cat will lose hair. Sleeping with the cat will definitely have a lot of hair on the bed, and the owner should clean up the cat’s hair more diligently.
Second, how to let the cat sleep in the cathouse
1. Choose Cat litter of suitable material
Owner can usually pay attention to observe which materials and toys the cat likes. If the cat likes plush toys or likes to nap on the blanket, he can buy a cat litter of similar material. And it is best to choose natural materials with little taste. After all, cats have a very sensitive sense of smell and do not like things that taste too strong.
2. Choose a suitable cat litter shape
The owner can determine the shape of the cat litter by observing the cat’s sleeping position. If the cat usually likes to sleep in a ball, you can consider choosing a round cat litter; if the cat likes to sleep in a relatively private place, you can try to buy it a cave-style cat litter.
3. Reasonable placement of the cat litter
The owner should place the cat litter in a quiet and not easily disturbed place, or place it by observing the place where the cat usually sleeps . Cats generally prefer to sleep in a place where they can observe their surroundings but are not easily disturbed. Avoid placing cat litter in aisles, living rooms and other noisy and crowded places.
4. Guide the cat to sleep in the cat’s den.
If the cat is unwilling to sleep in the cat’s den, the owner should not force the cat to gradually adapt to it. Once you find that the cat has entered the cat litter actively, give it praise and treats in time to let the cat know that sleeping in the cat litter is beneficial. If the cat usually likes to sleep with you, when the cat goes to the bed, issue a “no” password and put it back in the cat’s litter. Owners may be tougher on prohibiting cats from sleeping on the bed, otherwise it will be difficult to change the habits of cats and themselves.
