Adjusting a cat to its litter box can initially be a hassle for cat parents. While some cats become used to their litter boxes quickly and spend a lot of time in them, others may refuse to use these boxes, spoiling one’s carpets, floors, and other surfaces. However, strategically introducing litter boxes to cats can help them adjust quickly. So, here are some ways to introduce litter boxes to cats: Put it in the right location Cats are reserved creatures; they need their space and privacy. So, they may never get comfortable with it in a noisy room. That is why a quiet, isolated space with no interruptions is the right place to keep a litter box. Also, cats do not like defecating where they eat, so the litter box should be kept away from their dining areas. Encouragement techniques Rewards are great ways to train all animals, including cats. They will likely continue a habit when their owners praise or reward them. So, giving cats a treat or praising them when they use their litter box can help establish the habit properly. Choose a box depending on the cat’s height Choosing a litter box that is at least one and a half times the height of one’s cat is recommended.