Best Litter Mats for Small Apartments
In a small apartment, the litter box is never far away. It might sit in the bathroom, a closet, a corner of the bedroom or right next to the kitchen.
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In a small apartment, the litter box is never far away. It might sit in the bathroom, a closet, a corner of the bedroom or right next to the kitchen.
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Shopping for a litter mat sounds simple until you see the options: honeycomb, rubber, coil, foam, fabric, sisal, double-layer, raised-edge, jumbo, corner…
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Some cats are tidy. Others dig like they are searching for treasure, fling litter over the walls of the box, and burst out of it at full speed.
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Every cat misses the box sometimes. Kittens are still learning, senior cats may have trouble getting into position, and some cats simply stand too close…
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A standard litter mat is about the size of a bath mat, and for many homes that is simply not enough.
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Pellet litter, such as pine, recycled paper, wheat or corn pellets, is a favorite for eco-minded cat owners.
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Hardwood floors and cat litter are a bad match. Litter granules act like sandpaper under your feet, scratching the finish, and a single urine accident can…
Read more →Litter tracking is the number one complaint of cat owners. Your cat steps out of the box, and a trail of granules follows them down the hall, onto the…
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Big cats make big messes. A Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Norwegian Forest Cat or any large mixed breed has longer strides, bigger paws and more fur between the…
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