Yup . Mine always shit on the floor if the cat litter wasn ' t perfectly level and flat . <| sep |> That ' s some rnotmyjob material <| sep |> This is an excellent post , it sums up what I have been learning the hard way for the last year . The one thing I would add , if you think your posture is having impact on your life , then consider visiting a physical therapist for a consultation . A good PT can spot your posturemobility issues a mile away and provide a set of simple movements to activate your stability muscles and drastically improve your posture . As someone who did not workout much in the past , but regularly pursued strenuous activities working on my car , house and yard , I ultimately learned posture is extremely important . After a experiencing a multiple herniated discs , which ultimately required surgery , I quickly realized that poor posture is was the fundamental cause of my injury . As part of the recovery I regularly met with an excellent PT , who really helped me identify my issues and gave me simple and effective movements to perform at home . I honestly wish I visited a PT two years ago , it was very affordable and it is very likely that I would have never injured myself . So while uCOPCO 2 suggestions are excellent , consider getting professional treatment if you think your posture is negatively impacting your life .