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Hello, I'm Edwin. You're after cat supplies — tell me how your cat likes to spend the day, and we'll narrow it down together.
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Choosing cat supplies: number and outdoor access decide
How many cats share the home, and whether they go outside, changes nearly every purchase — from the number of litter trays to the kind of scratching post. Edwin is an AI advisor and does not replace veterinary advice.
- A widely used rule: one more litter tray than there are cats, in quiet, separate places.
- Scratching posts have to be tall enough for the cat to stretch out fully — otherwise they get ignored.
- Indoor cats need activity that mimics hunting. A toy left lying around does not do that.
- With litter, the cat’s acceptance counts more than the description on the bag. Change it gradually.
How many litter trays do I need?
The common recommendation is one more than the number of cats, in different places. Two trays side by side often count as one to a cat.
What if the scratching post gets ignored?
Usually the place or the height is wrong. Cats scratch where they spend time, and they want to stretch out while doing it.
Where do the prices come from?
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