Litter goes hand in hand with owning an indoor cat and there is no shortage of complexity to the assortment of litter and litter box products you have to choose from. We’ve sifted through (see what I did there) the mess of information to make things a bit easier to digest.
The ScoopFree litter box combines the long-lasting odor control of crystal cat litter with an automatic raking mechanism. The result is an almost touch-free litter box system that cleans itself, allowing you to go for up to 30 days without discarding waste. Because silica gel crystal cat litter is extremely absorbent and is made to…
The Litter Robot is the Tesla of litter boxes – but is it really worth it? The Litter Robot made its market debut in 2000 as an answer to one of the only unpleasant things about sharing life with a cat – cleaning the litter box. It was designed by an engineer named Brad Baxter,…
Is “the world’s only self-flushing, self washing cat box” a good choice for your cat? The CatGenie is sold by PetNovations, LTD, a company created by an Israeli entrepreneur and former rocket scientist named Tal Gordon. This company and its US subsidiary, PetNovations, Inc. are dedicated to creating and selling – you guessed it –…
If you have an automatic litter box, it is important to buy cat litter that works well with it. Chances are you chose an automatic litter box partly for convenience, so you don’t want to end up inconveniencing yourself in the long run by choosing the wrong litter, clogging your litter box, damaging its components,…
Whether they’re a super-sized Maine Coon or a tiny Singapura, most cats need something more spacious than the apartment-friendly litter pans found at, ironically, “big box” stores and pet retailers. Nature’s litter box has no sides and it fits every cat perfectly. Cats restricted to indoor litter boxes, however, often have to contend with cramped…