Methods for training Tiffany cats to use cat litter:

1. Place the cat litter box in a quiet place. Cats like to go to the bathroom in a quiet place without any hustle and bustle. Placing the litter box out of the way, such as the laundry room, secondary bathroom, or screened-in porch, can produce better training results.

2. As soon as the kitten arrives home, you can put it in the litter box to get used to the litter. Even if he doesn't go to the toilet, you can let him stay there for a while. The main thing is to make the cat familiar with cat litter first and not be afraid of cat litter.

3. 15 minutes after the cat eats, put it into the litter box and use its front paws to make a pawing motion. If the cat doesn't go to the toilet inside, wait about 2 hours and try again. Doing this after every feeding will help your cat begin to understand the role of the litter box. Eventually, the cat will automatically go to the litter box to go to the toilet when it has a need.

4. Every time the cat successfully uses the litter box, give it some snacks as a reward and praise it. This positive reinforcement quickly produces positive results.

5. Remember to shovel cat litter every day and clean the cat litter box several times a month. Cat litter should also be changed frequently to avoid allowing the smell of cat urine to linger.

Precautions for using cat litter:

1. Clean the cat litter box at least once a week. You can use a special cat item cleaner or disinfectant to soak it for half an hour. Rinse clean and wipe dry before using again to prevent germs from multiplying.

2. Cat owners can look at cat litter with larger particles when choosing. Smaller particles such as bentonite cat litter may have larger dust, so cat owners should compare more.