The Purr Journal
We often make the mistake of treating our cats and dogs the same way. A cat is what we call an obligate carnivore.
What does this mean in practice, and why are foods stuffed to the brim with grains the worst thing that can happen to your pet's digestive system?
Before you start testing more air fresheners, let's take a look at how what your cat eats affects the smell in your home.
Every conscious cat parent wants the very best for their feline friend. However, a visit to the pet store and a glance at the colorful cat food packaging often ends in a headache.
To help you make the best choices for your cat's health, we have compiled a list of the 5 most common traps hidden on labels.
If you are a cat parent, you know that the litter box is the center of your cat's universe – and a major part of your daily routine. Among the most popular options today are bentonite (clay), wood pellets, and the innovative tofu litter.
But which one is actually the best for your cat's health, your home's cleanliness, and the environment?
Let’s be honest: cleaning the litter box isn’t the most glamorous part of being a cat parent. However, it is absolutely essential. Cats are notoriously clean animals with a highly sensitive sense of smell.
Cats are extremely clean animals, and eliminating outside their designated area is almost always a signal that something is wrong.
Instead of getting upset, it's worth playing cat detective. In this article, we suggest the most common causes of this problem and how to quickly restore home harmony.