The magic of the Holidays is truly in full swing as the Home 4 The Holidays pet adoption program is coming very close to reaching their goal of 1 million adoptions. They are currently at an amazing 760,599 adoptions. That is a lot of very happy orphaned dogs and cats in new homes. If you’re among any of the lucky new pet owners, we applaud you and thank you for your generosity.

Bring an orphaned Dog or Cat home for the holidays!
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Are you looking for something special to get your cat this Christmas? We are and it’s amazing how many terrific Christmas Gift ideas are available for Cats. Check out this list of fabulous cat gift ideas. Each item is a gem that any cat would love to see under the Christmas tree. There is a good assortment of big and small gifts. Don’t wait until the last minute and start your shopping now. We hope this list will provide you with some great ideas to keep your furry friends happy this Holiday Season!

Pet Stages Catnip Scooter Bug
Besides being extremely cute, the Catnip Scooter Bug is an interactive toy that will help you bond with your cat. This self propelled toy scoots across the floor with your cat chasing behind. A simple scooter mechanism pulls back and scoots forward.

Cat Tunnel Hide Out Bed
This is a great gift for one or multi cat homes. Your cat(s) will be thrilled to pounce, stalk and run through their own personal play center on Christmas morning. A tantalizing temptation no cat can resist and a quiet place to take a quick cat nap! Made of Polyester and plastic. Measures 10 inches diameter by 41 inches long.
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Here is our full review of the new LitterHouse, a cat litter box for your house cat. The litter house represents a paradigm shift in cat litter boxes in our humble opinion. Every once in a while something new comes along that changes the way things work and ultimately improves your cats’ life.

We recently got a new LitterHouse for our cats to help us deal with some ongoing litterbox problems and thought we would share our experience with this new type of litter box with you. We’ll begin with an overview of the litterhouse itself and follow with our initial impressions. After that we will tell you how our Cats did with their new litterhouse.

Finally we’ll provide you with some history and key features of the litterhouse. We’ll also see just how well the litterhouse lives up to its claims and if it’s something to consider for your cats.

Introducing the Litter House

The Cat Litterhouse is an enclosed cat litter box made entirely of sturdy plastic. There are three main parts, the house which acts as the lid, an easy to clean side tray and the main litter tray.
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The litterhouse is a covered litter box that just came out on the market a few months ago. Setting it up is literally a snap. All the pieces easily snap together. If you’re thinking of getting a litterhouse, here’s a series of photo’s showing you just how quickly we were able to put our Litterhouse together.

There’s also a full product review you can read and more details and ordering information on the Litterhouse website.

The litterhouse comes with easy to follow instruction to help you put it together in very little time. It took us around 15 to 20 minutes to assemble our litterhouse from opening the box to having it ready for the cats to use. Make sure to ask someone to help you assemble your Litterhouse if you’re not comfortable with assembling it by yourself.

We have three Litterhouses so far for our cats. We put each house together with no trouble at all. The cats really enjoy using them and are done with their old litter trays.

Assembling the Litterhouse from start to finish.

The litterhouse in it’s easy to carry, lightweight box
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When we moved into our new house a few years ago we decided to keep the litter boxes in the basement. The basement was unfinished and we rarely used it so it was a good spot for the litter boxes.

Unfortunately, since then, we’ve had some serious litter box problems to deal with. There were regular accidents out of the box, for unknown reasons, and entire messes to deal with. With an unfinished basement we didn’t handle the problem as well as we should have so it got terribly out of control. At times it felt like the entire basement was the litter box.
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Here are some simple tips to help you prevent and or eliminate any problems you may be having with your cat and their litter box.

1. Keep your cat healthy. A cat’s health problems can lead to cat litter box problems.
2. Place your cat litter box in a quite area. Cats don’t like loud noises at anytime, especially when using their litter box. Be sure not too hide it away were you’ll forget about it. Make sure you keep it in a visible spot where you’ll remember to clean it regularly.

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Dax and Jade went to the vets the other day. Dax was fine, but Jade had a bladder infection. We weren’t surprised to hear that since she’s been urinating outside of her litter box.

We got some medicine for Jade, so we hope once she’s better she’ll go to the bathroom in her litter box again. If it’s a behavioral thing for Jade then it’ll be a bit more work to get her to use her litter box again.

If anyone has gone through something similar with their cat and has any advice to share we could certainly use some help in this area. We’ve searched around the net and got some tips.

Dax wants to play with Jade and she just isn’t interested as you can see in the photos. Poor Jade. Get better soon.

C’mon Jade let’s play.
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