When the cat's away, the mice will play. But when you're away, your cat may not be as jovial. While many cats are happy to veg out and enjoy their alone time, some prefer the company of their humans and may even experience cat anxiety when separated from you.

Despite your cat's aloof attitude, she really is attached – to you, to the other members of your family, and especially to her environment. Part of socializing a kitten is localization: the process of becoming attached to specific environments. If you're wondering how to socialize a cat who's new to your home, begin with localization.

One of the best ways to learn about cat health is by hearing the stories of other cat parents who have gone through rough patches and come out the other end with a happy, healthy, thriving feline on the other side. That's why we're launching our Cool Cat of the Month series where we'll introduce you to a new PrettyLitter cat with an incredible story each month. If you have a story to tell, we want to hear it! Leave us a comment below or contact us directly to have your cat's story featured here on our blog.

Humans aren't the only ones who have to deal with styes and glaucoma. If you want to protect those gorgeous peepers on your cat's cute face, it's time to brush up on the most common feline eye health problems, like cat eye infection, allergies, and cataracts. Here's what to look out for and how to help keep your fur baby's lovely lookers healthy and twinkling.

Tiny paws, big eyes, and full of personality, who wouldn't want to get to know a feisty young kitten? Well, if you've ever heard the horror stories of evil, temperamental kitties (or if you've caught a late night showing of "My Cat From Hell") you likely know that not all felines are our friends. Here's all you need to know about how to socialize a kitten so your little fur baby is one of the ones the whole world coos over.

Remember how fun it was to spook your friends or siblings as a kid and call them "scared-y cats?" As entertaining as that was - or still is - an actual anxious cat is no laughing matter. Helping your cat deal with stress is essential to his well-being. There are many natural ways - such as cat calming spray - to treat your fur baby's anxiety.