Found a suspicious puddle somewhere it definitely shouldn't be? What about a stinky surprise in the corner? Litter tray avoidance is a common issue cat parents deal with. While it can feel a bit personal (it's your good rug, after all), your cat isn't doing it out of spite. They're telling you something. A good chunk of cat owners report elimination problems with their cats, and some even surrender their pets because of it. That's a lot of very preventable heartbreak. The good news? Most litter tray issues are fixable once you know what you're looking for. Key Insights: Litter tray...

Picking the right cat litter sounds simple, until you realise how many options are out there. Clumping vs non-clumping kitty litter. Fragranced vs. fragrance-free. So many different materials to choose from. Which is the right one? The honest answer is that it depends on your cat. Age, health, habits, and even personal preference all play a role. Here's what you need to know to make the right call. Key Takeaways: Clumping litter forms solid masses when it combines with urine, making it easy to scoop. Non-clumping litter absorbs moisture without forming clumps. . When switching to a new litter, pee...

Where should you put your cat's litter tray? It's one of those things most cat owners don't think about much until there's a problem: a bad smell, a missed tray, or a mysterious puddle somewhere it shouldn't be. The truth is, litter placement matters more than most people realise. In some cases, going outside of the tray is due to a medical problem - this must always be ruled out first.In other cases it may be as simple as the tray being in the wrong place. Here's everything you need to know about finding the best place to put your...

Your cat judges you. Not for your fashion choices or your questionable taste in reality TV, but for the state of their litter box.  Cats are fastidious self-groomers who spend hours a day keeping themselves spotless. So when it comes to how often you should clean your cat's litter tray, the bar is higher than most owners realise.  A dirty litter box isn't just unpleasant. It can be a real health concern for your cat and your household. Get the routine right, and everyone's happier. Get it wrong, and your cat will find somewhere else to go. (Spoiler: it won't be somewhere...

You've opened four different pouches. You've tried warming the bowl. You've even attempted the casual "I don't care if you eat it" pretend-walk-away. And still, your cat sniffs their dinner and leaves the room like it personally offended them. Fussy eating is one of the most common concerns cat parents raise with vets. The good news? Cat food toppers can make a real, practical difference. Here's why it happens and how to fix it. Key Takeaways Cat fussiness is largely biological, not just behavioural Skipping meals long-term carries real health risks Food toppers work by boosting aroma, palatability, and nutrition Look for...