The cat suddenly stopped burying poop, which is unusual. This may mean that it is very uncomfortable and has no strength to bury poop. It may also be that the quality or quantity of cat litter does not meet the cat's requirements, there is too little cat litter, or the cat litter is changed suddenly. If the cat does not bury its feces, the owner needs to put more cat litter at this time.

In addition, the reason why cats bury poop is because they want to hide their smell. In the past, when they lived in the wild, in order to avoid being tracked by their enemies, they would bury their feces to hide their whereabouts. And after they are adopted by poop shovelers, they may become familiar with their surroundings and feel reassured and safe, so they may not want to bury poop.