It may be that the cat litter box is placed in the wrong position. It is recommended to adjust the position. It is best to place it in a quiet corner where no one will disturb you. If there are many rooms in your home and there is a lot of space, it is recommended to put more cat litter boxes. The type of cat litter and the type of litter box itself will also affect the cat’s defecation habits. You need to choose the appropriate cat litter and litter box according to the cat’s preferences.

Cats are very clean animals. If the pet owner fails to scoop out the urine and feces in the litter box in time, the cat may give up using the litter box. It is best to clean the cat litter every day and clean the cat litter box regularly and thoroughly. This will not only maintain hygiene, but also put the cat in a good mood when going to the toilet.

If your cat has never gone to the toilet in the litter box, you can leave it alone in the litter box for 10-15 minutes to adapt. To prevent cats from urinating in places where they often urinate, you can place oranges, tin foil or a basin filled with water in that location to encourage the cat to go to the litter box to defecate.

If cats suffer from urinary system diseases, kidney diseases, or reproductive system diseases, they will often not excrete in the litter box. It is recommended to first observe the cat's toileting status and basic physical condition. If the cat has difficulty urinating, howling when urinating, polyuria, constipation, soft stools, bloody stools, etc., it needs to seek medical examination in time.