How Often Should You Change Cat Litter? – What You Need To Know
Change the litter in full at least once a week for an indoor cat, and scoop solid waste daily. Here is what changes that, the signs it is overdue, and how to do it.
Change the litter in full at least once a week for an indoor cat, and scoop solid waste daily. Here is what changes that, the signs it is overdue, and how to do it.
Litter prices come down to how it is made, what it is made from, how heavy it is to ship and how many brands are competing for your money. Here is what drives the cost, and how to spend less.
Scooping litter is nobody’s favorite job, and the usual plastic bag adds to the environmental cost. Here are the alternatives and what each one involves.
Pine pellet litter is made from compressed sawdust, so it’s biodegradable and easy to dispose of. Here are some popular pine pellet litter boxes and litters, with pros and cons.
A cat collar camera is a small device that attaches to your cat’s collar and records video and/or photos of their surroundings. This can be a fun way to see …
Before you buy a cat hammock, think about where it will go. Here are the best places to put one and five products to consider.
A free cat coloring book PDF to download and print, with as many pages as you like.
A $20 cat tree and a $2000 one both give a cat somewhere to climb and scratch. Here is what the extra money buys and whether it is worth it.
Cat litter costs more than it used to. Here is why, from manufacturing and shipping to retailer margins, and what you can switch to if you want to spend less.
Some cats pee a lot, and the wrong litter turns that into odor and mess. These are the litters that cope best with heavy urination.