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- 19 de Ene, 2018
It's just occurring to me from that same litter-box babble from Phil he explained how it had been a week since the litter had been taken care of and said it was getting stinky and then literally repeated 'stinky' a bunch of times to describe the smell, saying, 'Yeah, it's starting to get stinky. Stinky, stinky, stinky, stinky, stinky sheit!' A large portion of the point of cat litter is that it absorbs the fucking odor of cat piss and shit.Someone asked him how often he changes Jasper's cat box. "Oh, I do it once a week unless it gets stinky... Then I do it more than once a week... In reality, some people actually scoop out their cat's litter box and then you don't have to change the litter as often."
Wait a minute. Phil doesn't scoop Jasper's litter box? Nobody is scooping his box? He just lets Jasper use it all week until it is full and then he dumps the whole thing in the garbage? Dude can't lift a gallon of tard cum, he's not carrying a full litter box out to the garbage bin.
Another Fun Fact about declawed cats: Digging through cat litter can be difficult and cause increased pain for declawed cats. It's very possible Jasper is just dropping his turds off on the surface and not burying or covering them with litter, and Piggy & SoulMare are too lazy, stupid, and disgusting to bury them for him so they just get to smell cat shit as it dries in the open air.
What's the Best Litter for Declawed Cats?
It can be difficult to find the right cat litter for previously declawed cats. Here are some tips on which cat litter to choose to help your declawed cat comfortably use their cat litter box.