Everyday Care Tips

Nothing fancy — just the small things that keep our three happy and healthy. Always check with your vet for anything serious.

Fresh water, every day

Cats drink more from a wide, shallow bowl than a deep one.
Keep water away from the food bowl — many cats prefer it in a separate spot.
A quiet running fountain can tempt fussy drinkers.

Litter box basics

The rule of thumb: one box per cat, plus one spare.
Scoop daily; a full clean once a week keeps everyone happy.
Put boxes in calm, low-traffic corners — not next to the food.

Play & enrichment

Two short 10-minute play sessions a day beat one long one.
Wand toys let you mimic prey — pause, dart, hide.
Rotate toys weekly so they stay interesting.
A window perch is the best free entertainment there is.

A tired cat is a well-behaved cat. Most 3am zoomies trace back to a boring evening.

Grooming

Short-haired cats enjoy a weekly brush; long-haired ones need it every day or two.
Gentle strokes with the coat, never against it, keep it a treat and not a chore.
Check ears and claws while you brush — it's a good moment to spot anything off.