A Michael Broad Blog
Kittens normally don’t need training to find and use the litter tray because it will be the only usable and suitable surface in the human home for a kitten to use as a toilet. They’ll find it. Just make sure it is accessible and private.
Whenever I am chatting with friends who are as equally passionate about cats as I am, I find that after the kitty “bragging” discussions are all said and done our conversations invariably turn into those about the pros and cons of the brands and different types of litter boxes which will keep our kitties …
You might also ask “where should I not put the cat litter box?” And then go from there. Would you like to eat and sleep next to your toilet? When you take a train you don’t head for the toilet area and find a seat there. Yet, it seems that quite a lot of …
This is Poopy Cat. A British product. The whole thing is entirely disposable. You buy a pack of 4 disposable litter boxes with the litter material inside the box already (£24.95 single order – $38.37). They come folded – flat packed. The manufacturers say that one box lasts one week. At the end of …
Stephanie Hager the CEO/CFO and owner of sindesign.com, the manufacturer of the Poopoopeedo cat litter box kindly send me a sample of this interesting and stylish product. I made a short video showing Gabriel enjoying the unpacking, and then exploring and using the cat litter tray. This is a follow up from a previous …
I like this product. It is a designer cat litter box. It has style. French chic. When you see it you wonder why no one’s designed one before. It fits in with modern luxury living. I would expected to do well in London, for example, where there are lots of expensive, interior design departments …
by Michael (London, UK) “Ah, now that’s my litter tray…where’s my tape measure?” – Photo by sarahgb(theoriginal) (Flickr) I have the answer (or supposed answer) to this question from a competitor’s website and why not? I must admit that I hadn’t given it a thought until I read about it. I just used to …
