Cat in small apartment

The key in a small apartment is to have these different types of furniture to serve multiple purposes but still be small and compact enough to have it be manageable in an apartment.

Cats who live in apartments face one very serious threat: boredom. Cat behavior problems—aggression, waking owners up in the middle of the night, obsession with food, and more—can often be traced back to a simple lack of stimulation. Though cats are often considered to be low maintenance pets, most do need some form of entertainment and activity each day. Here are a few ideas for how to make your apartment a veritable kitty playground.

The best place to put the cat litter box in a small apartment is somewhere that is private, where your cat has easy access, and that is a low traffic area. It should also be in a well-ventilated area

Is it cruel to have a cat in a studio apartment? We get into the reasons why it might be possible or not possible to have cats in your studio or small apartment. #cats #studioapartment #catfacts #indoorcats #apartmentliving

While I tend to focus on living with cats, there are a lot of common key things that I follow that might be useful for…

Having moved a bunch of different times with my husband and our pet cat, Avery, I’ve learned a thing or two, not just about making moves easy on cats, but also about how to make do and keep kitties happy in small spaces. If living in tight quarters with a cat is something you’re worried...Read More »

If you notice that your cat has been behaving weirdly lately, it might be a sign that your pet is bored. If you want to learn how to entertain a cat in a small apartment, the first thing that you

Keep your apartment and your cat happy with these essential pet-approved strategies tailored for apartment living.

I'm a minimalist and like to own only the things that are useful or meaningful. My cats' needs are important: comfortable cushions on the window sill, woolen blankets, and easy access for the elderly Kizia Mizia. I love plants and keep expanding my collections of philodendrons, monsteras and pothos vines. As an autistic person, I need a soothing environment that lets me regulate and rest.

Living in a small studio apartment has made Senaida realize you don’t need a lot of space; you just need a little bit of creativity and storage options.