Litter Learning Center

Think your indoor cat is safe from fleas? Think again. Use a flea comb to check for signs, consult your vet for treatment, and keep your home clean, especially your cat’s favorite spots like the...

Feeding your cat isn’t one-size-fits-all. From kittens to seniors, your cat’s nutritional needs change with every life stage. Use this quick guide to learn how often to feed your cat, how many calories they need,...

As cat parents, we go the extra mile to ensure our feline companions live happy, healthy lives. One often-overlooked but essential component of feline health? Probiotics. Whether you're dealing with digestive issues or simply want to...

Spaying or neutering your cat around 5–6 months old is the ideal time to ensure long-term health, reduce unwanted behaviors, and prevent accidental litters. The blog covers the benefits, signs your cat may be ready,...

Cats can become stressed by changes, like fireworks, vet visits, new environments, or unfamiliar guests. To help them stay calm, create a safe, quiet space with cozy bedding and minimal disturbance. Stick to consistent routines...

Introducing a new cat to your resident cat requires patience, planning, and a slow, step-by-step approach to prevent stress or conflict. Start by creating a separate space for the newcomer, swap scents using blankets or...

We love our feline friends. But even the most devoted cat parents might not know everything about them. Ready to impress your friends (and maybe even your cat)? Here are 10 surprising cat facts that...

Bringing home a new cat is a rewarding but long-term commitment that requires patience, consistency, and preparation. Cats need time to build trust and adjust to their new environment, so it's important to let them...

Cats are masters at hiding when they’re not feeling well, which can make it tough to know when something’s wrong. But paying attention to small changes like appetite, behavior, or grooming habits can reveal early...