Kitten Toileting

You spend a little time every day scooping your cat’s poo out of the litter box, but have you ever stopped to inspect it? Faecal examinations are a routine part of the health check your cat should be receiving every 6 months, but they’re also something you should be doing at home in between vet visits. Learn to interpret what the texture of your cat’s poo is telling you about their health and nutrition. Often, the first place a poor diet shows up is in the poo.

Do you want to understand your cat’s health and whether they’re eating the right diet for them? The clue is in their poo. Learn what a healthy cat poo looks like and what it means when there’s hair or mucus or other foreign materials in your cat’s waste.

Use our guide below to understand the characteristics of a healthy cat poo and what you should look out for to determine whether your cat is being fed the ideal nutrition.

When it comes to setting up and maintaining your cat’s litter box, there are a few simple rules. Getting them right is the secret to successful toilet time for your cat.

What's your cat's poo trying to tell you? Before you chuck out your cat’s poo, take the time to check its colour, contents and coating to help determine your cat’s health status.

Establishing a safe and accessible toileting environment for your kitten from day one is key to helping them settle into their new home.

Do you look at your cat’s urine when you are cleaning out their litter tray? You should. Their urine may reveal some important clues about their health.