Maggots growing in cat litter will affect cats. Maggots can easily crawl to cats and may cause them to suffer from skin diseases. If maggots live in cat litter, it will also lead to the reproduction of bacteria. Cats will also be susceptible to bacterial infection during the use of cat litter, causing respiratory and urinary tract infections.

Precautions for using cat litter

1. Not all cat litter can be poured into the toilet and flushed, and even cat litter that is soluble in water , don't pour too much at once, pour it in several times, and flushing the toilet several times will not cause the toilet to be clogged.

2. The owner needs to clean the excrement in the cat litter box every day. It is not just a matter of using it for a period of time and dumping it when the cat litter box is full. If the excrement stays in the cat litter box for a long time, it will breed a lot of excrement. Bacteria and even bugs can grow there, and cats don’t like to excrete in such an environment. They may find other places to excrete on their own.

3. The cat litter box needs to be cleaned and disinfected regularly. It is not enough to add new cat litter all the time. When the cat litter in the cat litter box contains a lot of dust, small fecal particles, and a strong odor, When it gets bigger, you need to empty all the cat litter in the litter box and replace it with new cat litter.