Explore everything you need to know about scented vs unscented litter to ensure your cat has the best pick of the litter. Learn about your options today.

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?

From their furrowed brows to their wise eyes, there’s plenty to love about cats in their double-digits. Older cats make great companions and can be the perfect addition to any family of feline fanatics. If you’re taking in a senior feline for the first time, you may have a number of questions regarding diet, behavior, and, of course, bathroom habits.

Has this ever happened to you? You’ve just woken up and you’re about to start your day. As you walk into the bathroom to brush your teeth, you realize your steps have started to soundcrunchy. When you look down, you’re met with a sea of sandy tile floors sprawling beneath you, all courtesy of your favorite little cat excavator. You walked in to brush your teeth and now you’re leaving brushing away their mess. Maybe it’s time to cut back on the amount of cat litter you use to fill the box. It’s also a good time to evaluate whattypes of cat litter are best for your feline friend.

Hurricanes are a scary weather condition for humans and they are just as scary, if not more so, for your cat. Knowing how to take care of your pets during a hurricane (or any extreme weather disaster) will help keep them safe. 

We can all agree that cats are some insanely cute animals. These little balls of fur are frontrunners of animal cuteness in the public eye. Just look at how many cute cat videos are on YouTube. From their big, forward-facing eyes and rounded ears to their toes and paws, cats are literally poster animals for cuteness. 

Cats are peculiar creatures, and it seems like every time we think we have them figured out, they start a new odd behavior that has us scratching our heads. One of those behaviors is hiding, which is common for even outgoing indoor cats to do every now and then.