The reasons why cats don’t go to the litter box to poop:

1. The litter box is too small, the cat cannot move in too small a space, or the cat is Likes to urinate in hidden places. The owner can change the cat to a closed litter box with a larger space.

2. The cat litter box is too dirty. Cats love to be clean. Most cases of not pooping in the cat litter are because the litter box has not been cleaned for a long time and is too dirty. There is a lot of poop in it and the smell is very strong, so the cat will not go there.

3. Some cat litters have a bad feeling on the feet or have a pungent fragrance, which will cause cats to hate this litter and not excrete it in the cat litter. Owners can change their cats’ litter to comfortable litter, preferably odorless or soft-scented litter.

4. The cat is sick. When a cat suffers from gastrointestinal diseases, it may be too late to defecate in the litter box, or when the cat is extremely uncomfortable, it may not have the strength to walk to the litter box to use the toilet.

5. The cat was frightened. When a cat feels scared, it will hide in a corner and be unwilling to go out, so it will find a hidden place nearby to urinate. Or when a cat is severely frightened, it may become incontinent.