How Often Should I Change the Litterbox?
The frequency required for completely changing the litterbox varies, depending on the size of the litterbox, the type of litter being used, and the number of animals sharing the litterbox. Most litterboxes need to be changed around twice a week, but your mileage may vary. Between changings, it is important to keep an eye on the litterbox and to scoop out feces on a daily basis to ensure that it is pleasant to use; if you don’t maintain the litterbox, the user may choose to eliminate urine and feces elsewhere. Basically, you need to change the litterbox when it is no longer usable. Many litters clearly indicate this by clumping or smelling especially strong when they are totally saturated with urine. While it’s a good idea to set regular days to change the litterbox, it’s also advisable to be flexible, as the litterbox may be dirtier at some times than others. Also, if you notice that your pet is reluctant to use the litterbox, you may want to change it, whether or not it smells or look
