Catastrophic Companions

One of many cat owner problems: keeping the cat litter clean and the house smelling good. My cat litters are inside my house because I live in an apartment and can't have them outside. And if you have cat litters inside, keeping your house smelling nice and not like a pet store is very difficult.  I have 4 cats and own 2 litter boxes. For years I have been trying to find the "perfect" products to keep them smelling good, plus reading all types of tips online. And so, today I have for you 5 tips on how to keep your cat litter clean and smelling nice as well as your home. I will tell you some of my favorite products when it comes to keeping my cat litters clean and my house smelling nice. These are all of my personal experiences and opinions. This isn't sponsored, just wanting to spread the word about awesome products we love to use.   Nina is the pickiest one with the litter box *Tip 1: Clean it daily! This may seem basic but you would be surprised how ma...

A couple of weeks ago we received very good news...  We have partnered up with the amazing place we order everything from! Zooplus ! We order everything from them. Our food, litter, snacks, and some other products. What we love about them is their variety of products, they have over 13,000 products. They have so many different brands with a wide variety of prices. They even have brands that we can't find in pet stores here. They also have an outlet area and have a lot of amazing discounts as well as tester packs to try out things you aren't very sure about. We recently partnered up with them, which is a huge privilege for us. You should go check them out by clicking on the add on the right of this page.  Since Zooplus is turning 10 years old, they are having great deals! Here are some goodies for you guys: *10% Royal Canin's  food selection for cats and dogs (except the veterinary ones):  10-ROYALCANIN *10% of Whiskas food and snacks for ...

As pet owners, we encounter a lot of different problems. And when we do, it's normal when we try to look for a solution, which usually involves a Google search. You can usually find the answer to what you are looking for, but sometimes this answer or solution doesn't work for our pets. And when you are a "first timer", then you can start to freak out on what to do. Has this ever happened to you? For me, it was with one of my furbabies, Nina.  Ever since she was a kitten, Nina would love to chew on  any and every cable she could find. Her favorites were the thin ones, like the phone charger ones. I believe I have bought over 15 chargers in these last almost 3 years. As soon as she started doing this I tried to look for ways to make her stop. I asked around to other cat owners, searched online for an endless amount of hours and tried so many things. Maybe a lot of these things have worked for other people, but not for me.  I needed a solution as soon as possib...