First off, lets talk about staying one step ahead of these little fur-balls. I have owned a multi-cat home for 25 years so I know what is needed to keep things livable. The #1 tool in this house is the vacuum cleaner. I am constantly upgrading too. Be sure to get one with attachments for the stairs and corners. You will need that. Near the litter-boxes I keep a hand dust-pan and broom. That helps keep the floor around that area clean. I also have a regular sized broom close by. I only use organic cleaners when washing up after the cats. I am afraid of the chemicals in most cleaners so look for the organic cleaners for their areas. To keep the litter-boxes smelling clean I add baking soda to the litter. The cats don't mind it and it absorbs the odour. I also scoop many times a day because I work from home and can do that. There are many good hair-removers for your furniture and also a glove that you can wear to remove the hair. I have it all.
You have to
LOVE cats to live with the extra housework. My best advice is to stay on top of it every day. "Hey......is that a dog hair I see?"
Homes are needed for many kittens that have been fostered in a home in Carleton Place. This little girl is healthy, friendly and silly as silly gets.
Sierra loves her chin scratched.....for hours if possible.
"Hey, where did the scratcher go?"
Homes are needed for many kittens that have been fostered in a home in Carleton Place. This little girl is healthy, friendly and silly as silly gets.
Sierra loves her chin scratched.....for hours if possible.
