Picture this: You’re logging into an important Zoom call when all of a sudden the beloved ball of fur known as your cat begins a “zoom” of their own. With a huge burst of unexpected energy, they dash around the room, bounce off of corners, ricochet off the walls, and zoom right over your keyboard.
A lot of first-time cat parents struggle with how to choose cat litter and the right amount of litter to fill up their cat’s litter box. It can be a daunting task when you’re trying to figure out the right balance between too much and not enough litter.
Does your cat's poop smell terrible? It could be something as simple as a change in their diet, or as extreme as a medical condition. Read on to learn more.
Life is a whirlwind and comes at us fast. Nowadays certain tasks may slip from our minds and fall through the cracks. As humans, we may be living fast-paced lifestyles and sometimes forget to take out the trash or throw out expired bags of salad from our fridge. But after a while, these situations will become smelly ones and eventually will have to be dealt with.
Have you noticed your cat suddenly developing a peculiar taste for cat litter? If so, why do you think that is and how can you curb their newly found appetite? Read on as we examine the reasons why your cat has hopped on the new diet craze sweeping your household!
When it comes to customizing your cat’s litter box experience, options abound. From odor-absorbing crystals to scent-neutralizing additives, you can treat your cat to bathroom bliss in no time.
It’s inevitable that your cat’s litter box will emit bad smells from time to time, but that doesn’t mean you should have to deal with daily odor problems. Keeping things as tidy, neat, and pleasant as possible is vital to your and your cat’s health and happiness.
