In the first post, the first five of 10 Litter Box Tips. Here are tips 6 thru 10… and even an eleven! 6. THE VOLUME OF THE LITTER It’s true – different cats prefer different amounts of litter in their box. Take, for instance, an arthritic, older cat. When there is a...

Here are 10 Tips on Litter Boxes will be split into two separate blog posts. Here’s Part 1. In my experience of visiting the homes of frustrated, had-it-up-to-here cat guardians over the past 15 years, I can tell you that there are there are actually two ends to the...

Internal and External Influences on Disease Risk Stress is a term that describes the interaction between organisms and their environments. Stressors are events and changes in a cat’s life that may affect its well-being, including both internal (e.g., injury,...

When you have an overweight cat, and a healthy weight cat, this is one way to make separate feeding time a little easier if meal feeding is not possible. 1. You need a box or plastic bin. 2. Cut a narrow opening big enough for the smaller cat to fit in, but not the...

Cats are curious critters, and once you bring your cat home, she will want to explore every inch of your house. Like a small child, your cat will get into things she shouldn’t unless you keep potentially harmful objects out of reach. Like childproofing for a toddler,...