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Quick answers to everyday questions about play, hygiene, scratching, travel and caring for your furry family.
How often should you replace cat litter?
How often you replace cat litter depends on the type of litter, the number of cats using the litter box and how frequently you scoop it. As a general routine, remove clumps and solid waste at least once a day and top up fresh litter when needed.
For many clumping cat litters, a complete litter change every 2–4 weeks can work well when the box is scooped regularly. Non-clumping litter may need to be replaced more frequently. Wash and dry the litter tray during a full change to help control odour and keep your cat's toilet area fresh.
What are the best toys for indoor cats?
The best toys for indoor cats encourage natural behaviours such as chasing, pouncing, hunting and problem-solving. Interactive cat toys, teaser toys, balls, tunnels and puzzle toys can all make indoor playtime more engaging.
Try rotating your cat's toys instead of leaving every toy out all the time. A mix of interactive cat toys, puzzle toys and plush toys can help provide variety and keep play sessions interesting.
How do I choose the right scratching post for my cat?
When choosing a cat scratching post, consider your cat's size and preferred scratching style. Cats that like stretching upwards may prefer a tall vertical scratcher, while cats that scratch carpets may enjoy a horizontal scratching pad.
Look for a stable base and a scratching surface your cat enjoys, such as sisal or cardboard. The post should be sturdy enough to stay in place while your cat stretches and scratches.
How can I travel comfortably with my pet?
Comfortable pet travel starts with the right equipment. Choose a secure, appropriately sized pet carrier, cat carrier or travel bag that gives your pet enough room to sit, turn around and rest comfortably.
Introduce the carrier before travelling so your pet has time to become familiar with it. For longer journeys, plan appropriate breaks and carry essentials such as water, food, waste bags and other everyday pet supplies.