October 9, 2006 by Sean

How to Relitter Train Your Cat

Has your cat stopped using the litter box? Understanding the reason is critical to correcting your cat’s behavior. Follow these instructions to help diagnose and resolve the problem. Read the full article…

October 7, 2006 by Sean

Litter Box Training FAQs

Cats urinate more frequently than they defecate so it is likely that after your cat has urinated, the litter box is now too dirty and repulsive to use again. He goes in the tub because it’s always clean there. Every time your cat soils the tub, you most likely clean it immediately, whereas the litter [...]

October 7, 2006 by Sean

Cat urine and dog urine removal – Get rid of cat pee and dog pee smells forever

Urine is a fact of life.. it’s something that all people and pets produce. When a pet inappropriately urinates on rugs carpets or furnishings it can leave a very unpleasant odor that is hard to get rid of. This urine odor also stimulates the cat to urinate in that area again thus perpetuating the problem. [...]

October 7, 2006 by Sean

How to Remove Cat Urine From Upholstery

You know right away when it’s happened – Fluffy has forgotten to use her litter box again. Here’s how to get that urine out of your couch or chair upholstery. Read the full article…

October 7, 2006 by Sean

Tip – 19 – Cat urinated on my floor/carpet

Assuming there is no medical problem with your cat, cats urinate where they are not supposed to for many reasons. Some common reasons are… Read the full article…

October 7, 2006 by Sean

Litter Box Maintenance

As cat owners, we need to make sure that the litter box meets our cat’s demands and with some cats this is not an easy task. Cats can be very fussy about their litter box, and if anything fails to meet their standards, some cats may stop using their box. Sometimes, this can happen after [...]

October 7, 2006 by Sean

Spraying – When Your Cat Uses Urine To Mark Territory

Some cat owners are familiar with this scene: the cat backs up toward a vertical surface, holds up its tail and sprays urine in several short bursts. That cat is not simply urinating outside his litter box, but rather marking territory with urine. The difference between regular urination and spraying is in the position and [...]