Our question this week was:Dr. Jon – this may seem like a silly question but I had a long discussion with another cat loving friend about litter boxes and litterboxes. It seems some people also call it a litterPerfect Litter AlertPet Ecology Perfect Litter™ outperforms all other litters in every way. Our Patented formula is ultra lightweight - up to 70% lighter than regul... pan (and I've seen that written as cat litterPerfect Litter AlertPet Ecology Perfect Litter™ outperforms all other litters in every way. Our Patented formula is ultra lightweight - up to 70% lighter than regul... pan and litterpan). Is it one word or hyphenated? It seems I've seen it both ways. Is there any diference between a litter box and a litter pan? Veronica B. – BermudaAnswerHi – thanks for your email Veronica. Interesting question. I've actually seen it written both ways – as litterbox and litter box as well - but the correct way is two words – litter box. A litter box is the same as a litter pan – just different words to describe the same thing. Speaking of litter boxes, I have some great articles about litter box care and common reasons cats won't use the litter box. Go to: The Fine Art of Litter Box Care.
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