MATERA PET Journal
House soiling is the most common reason cats are surrendered, and most of it traces back to the box rather than the cat. The scooping schedule, the number of boxes, litter depth, and the cleaners to avoid.
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Almost every owner who stops trimming their pet's nails stopped for the same reason They cut once, the nail bled, the dog yelped, and nobody wanted a repeat. So the clippers went in a drawer. Six months later the nails...
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You scoop every day. The room still smells. That is not a scooping problem.Cat urine smell comes from ammonia, and ammonia is produced as urea breaks down over hours. The clumps you lift out are only part of what is...
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Finding litter granules on the kitchen floor, in your bed, even in your shoes? Here's why litter tracking happens and the simple fixes that can stop it for good.
Cats are famously bad drinkers — and chronic dehydration can lead to serious urinary and kidney problems. Here's how to tell if your cat is drinking enough, and why a pet water fountain makes such a difference.