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How To Get Cat Pee Smell Out Of Clothes And Linens

June 30, 2022
Kristen Levine
Adult Cat, Cat Pee Problems, Cats, Kitten, Senior Cat

The Right Way to Get Cat Pee Smell Out of Clothes and Linens

Cat peeing on your clothes? Is it a repeat offense? Guess what? You might be using your cleaning product incorrectly. Learn the right way to use enzyme cleaners to get cat pee smell out of your clothes and other linens.

June 29, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cats, Dogs, Kristen's Picks

The Best Carpet for Pets – Top Pick from an Experienced Pet Mom

The best carpet for pets will be stain resistant, durable, soft, backed by a manufacturer warranty, and will have visual appeal. Here’s how to find a carpet that checks all the boxes.

June 21, 2022
Kristen Levine
Adult Cat, Cat Grooming, Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Solutions (Faux Paws)

12 Cat Hairball Remedies That Really Work

Is your cat coughing up hairballs? Here are 10 natural cat hairball remedies that really work. Plus, learn why they get them, when they become dangerous, and how to clean them up properly.

June 14, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cat Pee Problems, Solutions (Faux Paws)

How to Get Rid of That Cat Pee Smell for Good

Is your cat peeing inside? Here's how to get rid of that cat pee smell on just about any surface. Plus, tips on how to prevent accidents from happening in the first place!

June 8, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cat Anxiety, Cats, Dog Anxiety, Dogs

How Pet Anxiety Awareness Month Now Helps Dogs and Cats

Read the story of Buck, the dog who inspired Pet Anxiety Awareness Month. Now, June is Dog Anxiety Awareness Month and September is Cat Anxiety Awareness Month.

May 16, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Senior Cat

3 Reasons Why Older Cats Get Dehydrated and How to Help Them

If your older cat is dehydrated, it could signal your cat has a serious disease, such as kidney disease, diabetes, or hyperthyroidism and should see a veterinarian right away. There are tell-tale signs your cat is dehydrated and easy at-home measures to take to keep your cat hydrated.

April 28, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cat Pee Problems, Cats, Kristen's Picks, Solutions (Faux Paws)

How to Find the Best Enzyme Cleaner for Cat Urine

Cleaning up our cats’ messes can be difficult and frustrating. Traditional household cleaners can be toxic to animals and don’t actually address the problem. Enzyme cleaners for cat urine are the best method, but they need to also be easy-to-use,…

February 14, 2022
Kristen Levine
Cat Rescue & Adoption, Cats

National Tabby Day! Your Top 10 Tabby Cat Questions Answered

In honor of National Tabby Day, here are your top 10 tabby cat questions and their answers, ranging from questions about their personalities, breed, and lifespan to information on how you can get a purr-fectly adorable tabby cat of your very own to be your fur-ever friend

December 30, 2021
Kristen Levine
Adult Cat, Cat Health & Safety, Cats

7 Things to Do Right Now to Help Your Fat Cat Lose Weight

Chubby kitties may be cute, but extra pounds can hurt their health. Here are 7 ways to help your cat lose weight and live a purr-fectly healthy life.

December 30, 2021
Kristen Levine
Cat Rescue & Adoption, Cats, Dog Rescue & Adoption, Dogs

How to Celebrate Your Pet’s Adoption Day

The anniversary of your pet's adoption, or 'Gotcha Day', is an important celebration. Get my tips on how to make it an extra special day, with tasty treats and paw-some party ideas that you and your pet will love!

December 20, 2021
Kristen Levine
Adult Cat, Cat Behavior, Cats

Expert Answers to Your Top 7 Cat Body Language Questions

Why do cats hiss? Why do cats rub against you? Decoding your cat's behavior is not always easy. Get expert answers to your top 7 cat body language questions.

November 29, 2021
Kristen Levine
Adult Cat, Cat Behavior, Cat Health & Safety, Cats

4 Purr-fectly Normal Reasons Why Your Cat Is Drooling

Is your cat drooling? Are they just drooling when they're happy, or is something else going on? Here are 4 purr-fectly normal reasons why your cat is drooling, as well as signs that you may need a veterinarian's help.