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Tidy Cat Litters - Solutions to Keep Litter Odor Free
No cat owner wants the first thing that home visitors to notice is that a cat lives there. Unfortunately, with the telltale odors of a cat litter box, many times that is indeed the first thing they will think upon arrival. There are now a number of tidy cat litter solutions on the market that help not only make a litter area more agreeable to look at, but also more agreeable to the nose. Innovations not only with the material placed inside the litter box but also with interesting and personalized covers for the boxes are ways that the cat litter area can be less noticeable.

Vicci Cat Litter Box
Your kitty might not care how the litter box looks, but you probably do -- especially if you spent time and money decorating your home. The last thing you want is an ugly gray litter box hanging around. But there is good news: now you have options. Check out this colorful, Italian-inspired litter container. You'll love the style and panache, and your cat will appreciate that it is designed with a rounded perimeter to prevent spillage upon exit.

Cat Litter Box Problems Eliminated
When Pete Roberts' cat Tony began to relieve himself while standing in the litter box, the Brooklyn, N.Y., resident was appalled. "We didn't know what was wrong, but we had to do damage control fast," he says. At a loss as to why Tony developed this annoying habit, which allowed him to spray over the top of his litter box, Roberts and his wife had to get creative.

Choosing the Best Cat Litter for Your Pet
n 1947, Edward Lowe experienced a lightbulb moment. Kaye Draper, Lowe's neighbor, knocked on his door and asked for some sand, which she and many others at that time used for cat litter. Lowe happened to be experimenting with a natural clay mineral product, called Fuller's Earth, that absorbs liquids, so he gave her this material instead. Her cat loved it, and kitty litter was born.

Cat Health Terms Demystified
Visiting a veterinarian can sometimes feel like you've taken a trip to a non-English speaking country. Terms like "gastritis" and "enteritis" may roll off your doctor's tongue while you and your cat sit listening equally puzzled. While most vets take the time to explain such terminology, there are instances when they may lapse into conversation that is best suited to medical conferences and peer reviewed journals. You can meet your vet halfway, however, by promoting better dialogue while learning to think more in vet speak.

Climate Change and Your Cat's Health
Lisa Medwid, a film producer in Los Angeles, Calif., spends a lot of her time on the studio reading scripts and taking meetings. But not everything Medwid does on the lot is film project-related. She also sets up cages in and around sound stages so she can humanely trap feral cats and have them sterilized before returning them to their environment. "It's frustrating, because no matter how many cats I find and get to the vet, it seems like there is always at least one litter of feral kittens somewhere on the lot,' Medwid says. "I've been here more than 10 years and I've never seen anything like this.'