Cat litter can be a dirty business, with a huge impact on the environment - and we’re not just talking about what comes out of our precious kitties! If you’re interested in safeguarding our world and leaving the Earth a better place, you have to look beyond your personal carbon print - you should examine how your pets are impacting the environment as well. For cat owners, that means facing the litter problem.

Besides, switching to greener products could be beneficial to your cat’s health as well!

Banish all those images of crazy cat ladies and your friends having a field day with your choice of pet, and remember that cats are essentially miniature tigers.  In fact, if you watch footage of tigers in the wild, they are a reflection of their smaller counterparts.

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. How can you tell pain in your cat? Let’s take this opportunity to discover what pain in cats can look like and how we can help.

How can you help shelter cats? It's as easy as using Tab For A Cause to search the web!

August 17 is Black Cat Appreciation Day! You may be wondering why there's a need for such a day. Statistically, black cats don't get the love they deserve.

Are you prepared to recognize congestive heart failure in your cat? CHF can happen at any time, and it’s important to know the signs in order to catch it early and give your kitty the best life they can have. 

Why is my cat so skittish? If you have a kitty who’s “overly skittish” behavior leaves you at a dead end, there are steps you can take towards understanding why your cat seems on high alert. 

An honest look into the life cycle of a kitten foster parent. Learn about the steps to get foster kittens and the emotional roller coaster of fostering.

Why do some cats mark their territory? Some of the ways cats like to “mark” their territory can be benign, and even sometimes downright adorable.

A catio is any exterior space attached to your home that allows your kitties to play in the sunshine and fresh air while keeping them safe within an enclosure. They can admirehunt birds or stalk squirrels for fun - and, most importantly, unsuccessfully, since your cats are contained. This means the local wildlife stays safe from your ferocious feline.

Why is my cat showing me her butt? Learn more about why showing some bum is a sign of love and affection.

Why does my cat knock stuff over? It basically boils down to two main things: basic instincts and attention. No matter the reason your cat knocks stuff over and potentially breaks them, learn how to break the habit for good - no pun intended.