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. 

Kittens make a lot of adorable noises: meows, purrs, and chirps. One of theless enjoyable cat sounds is that “scrape-scrape” in the litter box post-potty break.

There are so many ways cats end up becoming a part of our lives. They could be born into it, inherited from another family member or friend, adopted from a shelter, and even converted from being an outdoor cat to an indoor one. So, what happens when you adopt a stray cat into your life? How do you convert one into an indoor cat? And most importantly, how can you figure out how to litter train a stray cat?