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Everyone pretty much covered everything. But also if you are really worried about the scratches you can have the caps put on his claws if he is an indoor cat.

Try cleaning the box out more often. That's the main reason cats usually do thing like that. Or if it smells try using a different litter. If neither of thee work and nothing has changed around the house I would consult with a vet and make sure there aren't any problems.

Sorry didn't see that there was another page! My last post can be ignored.

People seem to have given you most of the advice that you need. As far as what I know at least. But I would suggest finding a home vet in your area to come in and check her and maybe put caps on her claws if she has clawed at you? (Didn't read everything in here sorry a lot to read on an iPhone)...

My family has had 2 cats for years they were both great indoor/outdoor cats (They never left the yard/roof lol). I moved out about three years ago and Niko (which was my baby that was fully trained whereas Riley preferred everyone else) passed away about 7 months ago and I moved back in about 6...

It sounds like she is still getting used to the new environment for the most part. Cats can really get like that especially if they were indoor/outdoor and now are indoor only. She's used to going outside and climbing on trees and fences. She was also probably chancing and catching mice and...