If your pet eats a couple of crystals or small bites of litter, he should be perfectly fine. Just provide your pet with water. The crystals will pass through his system.
However, you should make sure your pet doesn't eat a large amount of litter. Contact your vet if you notice any changes in your pet's behavior or health or if you suspect your pet has eaten more than a few bites of any type of litter at one time.
If your dog often tries to eat your cat's litter, you can take extra steps to keep your dog out of the litter box.
Use a hood with the litter box.
Set the timer to sweep 5 minutes after your cat uses the box (for ScoopFree Ultra boxes).
Put the litter box somewhere your dog can’t get to it, such as in a closet or on a raised shelf.
Put the litter box in a room your dog can’t get in by closing the door and adding a cat door.
Use a pet proofing spray or barrier to keep your dog away from the litter box area.
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