Where do the toe tufts cause the most mess, litter box, water bowl, or hallway?
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Nicholas West
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1 mo. ago
Litter box is the worst by far. Those tufts trap damp clumps of litter and track wet granules across the floor every time they step out. Water bowl comes second since the tufts soak up water and drip puddles around it. Hallway is minimal in comparison.
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Wendy May
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3 wks ago
I notice the worst mess with toe tufts happens at the water bowl actually. The long hairs between their toes act like tiny sponges, so every time they drink, they trail wet footprints and leave little puddles across the floor. The litter box is messy too, but at least that's contained to one area. Hallway is barely an issue unless they've just come from water or litter.
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Brooke Barnes
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1 wks ago
In my experience, the hallway actually gets the worst of it, but not for the reason you'd think. Those little tufts pick up dust bunnies and stray fur from the floor, and then as my cat pads along, he leaves a trail of fuzzy clumps behind. It's like he's deliberately decorating the path. The litter box and water bowl are messy in their own ways, but the hallway mess is more subtle and harder to spot until you see the little tumbleweeds gathering.
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