Cat Litter

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Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Cat Litter Box Furniture Solves Unwanted Scratching

Cat litter box problems are often the primary reason that cat owners give up their cats. Since cats are quite fastidious in their toilet habits they need to have proper litter boxes which they will feel comfortable using.

Cat litter boxes can often be untidy as well as ugly, and if it were not for their utility, they would not be used by cat owners. For those who are tired of smelling as well as seeing the cat’s litter box or feel embarrassed by its drab looks, there are unique upscale cat litter box furniture items to solve the problem.

posted by Janice @ 9:13 PM 0 comments

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Why the Cat Litter Box Cabinet Is Gaining Popularity

Every cat owner will be sure to have at least a couple of litter boxes around. This is also often the least liked item related to cats because they are pretty unsightly. Most cat owners tend to place the cat litter box in a bathroom, basement and sometimes, even in the closet. Such placements serve a dual purpose – keeps the cat’s privacy intact as well as hides the box from view.

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