Raphael Grupilo
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Usually its from the cat not liking the texture of the litter, they already have the natural instinct to cover the poo or pee. Also if a cat is declawed it can have this effect as well.Noah is almost 10 months old and still hasn't learned how to bury his poop! He smells it, steps on it and gets filthy sometimes. Does anyone know what I can do to make him bury his poop?
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Wow really?! That is fascinating... my little guy sometimes doesn’t cover his poop and our female kitty always does. Interesting...Fun fact. Cats who will not bury their poop do so as a sign of dominance. In a household with multiple cats you will often have one cat that exhibits this behaviour. Does he also pee just at the very front of the litter box? It probably just a sign that you have a confidant little guy. My Frida is 4 and still doesn’t burry her poop, and it is perfectly normal for her not to do so

