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Common Cat Litter Box Problems

October 3, 2009 by Fun With Cats · Leave a Comment 

by Moses Wright Cat litter box problems can be a cause of concern for many cat owners. A cat owner may become frustrated by cats that are urinating or defecating outside the litter box. If a cat has previously urinated only in the litter box and begins to urinate outside the litter box, the most common reason is that the litter is too dirty. Many cats are picky about the cleanliness of the litter. Cat owners experiencing this problem can change the litter frequently and see if the problem

Cat Litter Box Problems

October 3, 2009 by Fun With Cats · Leave a Comment 

by Moses Wright Many cat owners become frustrated from cat litter box problems. Urinating or defecating outside the litter box are common problems for cat owners. The most common reason for a cat to suddenly begin to stop using the litter box urinating is that the litter is too dirty. Cats can be particular about the cleanliness of the cat litter. Cat owners experiencing this problem can change the litter frequently and see if the problem ceases. Another reason a cat may reject a litter bo

CatGenie-Self Washing Self Flushing Cat Box to build cat’s life easier

August 2, 2009 by Fun With Cats · Leave a Comment 

Many of those cat lovers would have problems changing their cat litters on a daily basis. Still there are those who find it difficult to manage those unpleasant situations like nasty smell. But stop worrying about that as there is an ingenious pet gadget called the CatGenie Self Washing Self Flushin… gadget reviews gadgets for men tech reviews watch iphone zune technology gadgets and gizmos google technology management

The Robotic Litter Box Makes for Hearty Consumerism

May 21, 2009 by Fun With Cats · Leave a Comment 

Om nom nom nom! Cat technology has never been this revolutionary (terrible, terrible pun… just read on) since the advent of the laser pointer and, before then, bubbles. Litter-Robot Inc. has for sale an automatic, self-cleaning litter box. This triumph of engineering, ingenuity and laziness is certain to make any cat-lover give up the scoop once and for all. The litter box works by first sensing when the cat is in the box with a weight sensor. Once the cat leaves, a timer is activated

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