Indoor cats live two to five years longer than outdoor cats on average. That's the good news. The less comfortable news: those extra years only count for something if they're...
There are two reasons to buy refillable catnip toys. Both are practical. Neither requires any particular commitment to sustainability as a value — though if that's also relevant to you,...
Think toys and objects with texture. Our mission is to replace flimsy, short-lived toys with beautifully crafted, durable alternatives that are made to last.
Think toys and objects with texture. Our mission is to replace flimsy, short-lived toys with beautifully crafted, durable alternatives that are made to last.
Most people rush this. Then they wonder why one cat vanishes under the bed while the other stops eating. There is, fortunately, a more elegant way for harmony!
Yes, it happened. The new, organic, therapeutic-grade catnip toy—vanished into the corner of the sofa, commandeered by the dog. But let’s be clear: this is not a disaster. It is a logistical hiccup.
Cats are extraordinarily good at masking illness, which means the window between "nothing to worry about" and "emergency" is shorter than it is for most animals.
Rule of thumb: if your cat already loves catnip, bubbles are worth trying. If not, don’t expect miracles. Kittens under six months and less mobile seniors may also find them underwhelming.