Cat Litter Box Tips & Guides
Practical advice on cat care, litter box odor control, wood pellets, and cleaner home routines.
1 May 2026
Why Cats Kick Litter Everywhere - And How to Reduce the Mess
Cats dig and kick litter for natural reasons. Learn what makes scatter worse, how to reduce tracking, and how GIZMO's walk-in grid helps clean paws before cats exit.
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29 April 2026
Open vs Covered Litter Box: Which Do Cats Prefer?
Open litter boxes feel familiar to many cats, while covered boxes offer more privacy and visual calm. GIZMO can be introduced gradually because the top lid and front door are removable.
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24 April 2026
Best Litter Box for Large Cats: What to Look For
Large cats need room to turn, dig, and move freely. Learn why an open high-sided setup can help, and how GIZMO's removable lid gives cats more space.
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21 April 2026
What to Do If Your Cat Pees Over the Edge of the Litter Box
If your cat pees over the edge, the box may be too small, too low, or hard to position in. Here are practical fixes to reduce leaks.
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16 April 2026
Stainless Steel vs Plastic Litter Box: Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
Stainless steel resists scratches, but some cats dislike the hard feel and high-pitched scraping sounds. Compare steel, plastic, and odor-control alternatives.
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14 April 2026
The Science of Cat Odor: Why Some Litter Boxes Smell Worse Than Others
Not all litter boxes smell the same — and the difference isn't just about cleaning habits. Here's the chemistry behind cat odor, and why box design determines how fast it develops.
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11 April 2026
How to Reduce Cat Litter Tracking Around the House
Litter tracking is frustrating, but the right mat, litter depth, box placement, cleaning routine, and a walk-in grid that cleans paws before exit can reduce how much spreads through your home.
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8 April 2026
The Health Risks of a Dirty Litter Box — What Vets Don't Always Tell You
A neglected litter box isn't just unpleasant — it poses real health risks to both cats and humans. Here's what the research says, and how to stay below the danger threshold.
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