Things You'll Need
- Cat Dishes
- Cat Foods
- Kitty Litters
- Liners
- Litter Boxes
- Scoops
Instructions
Visit a local pet store or shop online to explore your options. A standard plastic pan costs only a dollar or two and fits inside a carrier or cage, while self-cleaning models can cost $25 and up. Deluxe motorized litter boxes can cost over $100.
Look for a full-size litter box if your cat is full-grown.
Consider a smaller size box if you have a kitten.
Select a plastic box or one made of some other nonabsorbent material that you can easily clean with soap and water. This will help to prevent odors from getting trapped inside. Check out the different kinds of fillers that are available to put inside the box.
Find out the qualities different types of fillers offer and select the one that seems best for you. For instance, some clump easily but need to be freshened on a daily basis. Other fillers do not need to be cleaned as often but when they do, they must be replaced entirely.
Make things easier by putting liners inside the litter box for easy cleaning.
Try putting a cover over the litter box to offer privacy and make it cozy for your cat.