Reactions of cats to new cat litter:

1. Quickly excrete in the cat litter. Cats have a certain sense of territory. When new cat litter is replaced and there is no smell of their own in the litter, the cat will immediately excrete in the litter box to cover it with its own scent.

2. Emotional changes. Cats may feel a little uncomfortable after changing to cat litter made of a different material than before. They may not know where to go to the toilet for a while, and some cats may be a little anxious.

3. Stress response. If the smell of cat litter is very strong, it is likely to irritate the cat and cause the cat to have a stress response, which may cause the cat to drool, vomit, lose appetite, etc.

4. Rejection of going to the toilet in the cat litter box. If the cat doesn't like the smell or texture of the litter, it's likely that the cat won't be willing to urinate in the litter box and will look for other places to go to the toilet.

5. Infectious diseases. If the material of the cat litter is not good and the dust is very large, it can easily lead to respiratory tract infection and urinary tract infection in the cat. If the cat holds back its urine and does not go to the toilet in the litter box, it will also lead to inflammation of the cat’s bladder, etc. die.