Our cats are creatures of comfort, and a clean litter box is non-negotiable for them. So, how often should we be scooping and changing that litter? We’ll break down the best practices to keep your kitty content and your home smelling lovely (or at least, less litter-y). Why Regular Litter Changes Matter Regularly changing your […]
Anyone who has ever had a cat can attest, litter rarely ever stays in the litter box. It gets tracked everywhere around the house. It’s almost as if our cats use the box and then, just for fun, grab paw-fuls of litter and toss them out onto the floor! In fact, I’ve watched in awe
Most cat parents would agree that the litter box is the least glamorous aspect of owning a cat. But, you take the good with the bad, and that means you have litter boxes in your home. You’ve found the perfect litter box and the right type of litter to keep your cat happy. Now it’s
If you have cats, you probably know that they are notorious for hiding pain and illness. You probably also know that urinary tract infections and bladder infections are very serious and, left untreated, can result in the loss of your cat’s life. Early diagnosis is the key to successful treatment of a cat’s urinary issues.
As a cat owner, you know how important it is to make sure that your cat is cared for. This includes everything from making sure that their claws are trimmed; making sure that they are eating the right type of food; and enriching their environment with toys and places to play and sleep. Having a
We don’t always consider cat owners to be eco-friendly – tossing out pounds and pounds of dirty litter every week! But the old days of boring clay and silica-based litter are over. There are lots of new, more environmentally-friendly cat litter options that will help you reduce your carbon paw-print! Choosing the correct type of
Everything about owning a cat is wonderful: companionship, warm snuggles, head butts, crazy kitty antics, and…litter box odors. Alright, maybe not everything… Litter boxes are the rare not-so-spectacular thing about sharing your home with a cat. But that litter box means a lot to your feline friend, including where it’s located, how often you clean it, and
If your cat has ever urinated outside of the litter box, you remember it. You remember the frustration and disgust, and the failed attempts and trying to put an end to it. I have shared a home with several cats who for one reason or another chose to urinate outside their designated boxes. This is
There are many ways to find out if your kitty is in good shape. Interestingly, you can learn a lot by being aware of what you actually scoop from her litter pan. Ideally, you’d have to hit upon a “perfect” poop from kitty every 24 to 36 hours. It should be rich brown in color,
