Cat Care

If you’re a cat owner, you probably expect a certain level of bathroom etiquette from your feline friend—especially when it comes to the litter box. So when your cat leaves their poop or pee uncovered, it can be confusing, frustrating, and even a little gross. But before you assume your cat is just being rude, it’s worth understanding why some cats don’t cover their waste. There’s more to this behavior than meets the eye. 1. Instinct and Ancestry: Not All Cats Are the Same In the wild, cats bury their waste to hide their presence from predators—or in the case...

If you're a cat parent, you've probably asked yourself this question at some point: "Why do my cats keep meowing?" Whether it's a 6 a.m. wake-up call or a midnight serenade, persistent meowing can be confusing — and sometimes, downright frustrating. But rest assured, your cats aren't just making noise for no reason. Let’s decode the possible meanings behind all that meowing and explore what your feline friend might be trying to tell you. 1. They’re Hungry (Again) This is the most common and obvious reason. Cats quickly learn that meowing gets your attention — especially when it’s close to...

When it comes to choosing between a male or female cat, one practical question often arises: Do male and female cats have different litter box habits? The answer is yes—sometimes. While all cats are individuals and personality plays a huge role, there are a few sex-related tendencies worth noting. In this blog, we’ll break down the differences in litter box behavior between male and female cats, explore different types of litter boxes, and give you tips to keep things clean and stress-free—no matter who’s using the box! 1. Spraying and Marking Behavior 🚹 Male Cats: Unneutered males are much more...

If you’re scooping your cat’s litter box daily—great! That’s the foundation of good litter box hygiene. But there’s another layer of cleanliness many cat owners overlook: the deep clean. So, how often should you go beyond scooping and give the litter box a thorough scrub?Answer: About once every 2 to 4 weeks, depending on your litter type and the number of cats in your household. Here’s what deep cleaning involves, why it’s important, and how to do it properly. 🧽 What Does “Deep Cleaning” the Litter Box Mean? Deep cleaning means doing more than just removing waste. It includes: Dumping all...

If you're a cat parent, you're probably already keeping an eye on the litter box—but have you ever wondered if worms could be lurking in there? The short answer: yes, they can. Worms or their eggs can end up in the litter box if your cat is infected, and they can stick around long enough to pose a risk to other pets—or even you. Let's talk about how this happens, what to look for, and how to keep your home (and your cats) worm-free. How Worms Get into the Litter Box When a cat has worms, they usually pass eggs...