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Cats can share a litter box, and plenty of them do so for years without any fuss. Even so, vets still advise having one box for every cat plus one extra, as sharing works best when it's something the cats choose and not the only option they've got. It's quite common for owners to set up a second box only to watch both cats squeeze into the same one while the other sits untouched. That doesn't necessarily make the spare box a waste of space, and the rest of this guide explains why. Can Two Cats Share One Litter Box? Physically, there's nothing stopping two cats from using one box. The real difference is between cats that happen to share...