It is possible that if the cat litter is too dry, its hygroscopicity may be affected, causing the urine to be unable to be fully absorbed, thereby affecting the adhesion of cat feces. The surface of dry cat litter may be too rough and not provide enough friction to hold cat poop in place. In this case, cat poop may be picked up when the cat leaves the litter box and stick to the cat's hair or paws.

However, the reason why cat poop can't stick to cat litter may not just be Because the cat litter is too dry. Other factors, such as the cleanliness of the litter box, how often the litter is changed, the health of the cat, and the type and quality of the litter, may also affect the adhesion of cat poop.