If a cat always rolls in the litter box, the owner can gently scold it to stop it from rolling in the litter box. You can also change the cat litter or make the cat litter dirty so that it will not go to the cat litter. Rolling! Why do cats roll in the cat litter? There are two main reasons why cats roll in the cat litter. ​​​​​​

The first reason is that the cat is itchy. Rolling in the litter box is scratching. The owner can observe whether the cat rubs in other places. If this happens, it means that the cat has a skin disease and needs to go to the animal hospital for treatment. Microscopic diagnosis and treatment.

The second reason is that it finds it fun. The owner can buy it some toys to divert its attention. Why do cats lie down in the cat litter? There are many reasons why cats lie down in the cat litter. First, consider the cat’s habits. Some cats like to lie down in the cat litter box to sleep, play, etc. Generally, there is no need to worry too much. Secondly, the cat may also lie in the litter box due to difficulties in urinating, anuria, etc. At this time, the cat may also experience pain, restlessness, screaming, etc. It is recommended that the owner go to the pet hospital for relevant examination and treatment in time.

Why does a cat squat in the litter box without urinating? First of all, fear. If the cat is afraid of staying in the litter box and won't come out, it needs to be calmed down until it adapts to the environment. Next is cystitis or stones. Watch to see if your cat wants to pee and pee frequently. If you often go to the cat litter box without urine, it is recommended to go to the hospital for X-ray and B-ultrasound examination to see if the cat has stones. Third, the urine is closed. Feel your cat's abdomen to see if there is anything the size of a ball. If the bladder is large, you need to take it to the hospital for catheterization immediately. Cats with urinary obstruction can be life-threatening.