When the detector "sees" the cat, it tells the computer to start a timer. After 5 minutes (hopefully enough time for the cat, unless he's reading), the fan kicks on and vents the box for 15 minutes.

If you have a cat, you have a litter box. Finding a good place to keep the box is tricky, especially if you live in a small place. Here are some ideas.

Litter boxes aren't the nicest thing to look at (or smell!), and if you're looking for ways to hide one in your home, you've ...

The Snalis box, however, is just a white, plastic, parallelogram-ish box that could fit under the U-trap of most sinks, and can be cut out to fit your cat's size—even affixed with a swing door ...

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To make the cat house, you'll need an 18x18x16 inch cardboard box (you can use a smalleror larger one, if you'd prefer), scissors, a box cutter, a hot glue gun, wooden popsicle sticks, thick ...

Designing a cozy sanctuary for your cat can be easier than you think. This simple guide walks you through building a secure, comfortable, and stylish cat cage perfect for rest, play, or training.

My InsiderThe best cat litter boxes come in a variety of designs, from basic high-sided pans to technologically advanced self-cleaning boxes. When picking a litter box for your cat, there's a lot ...

Or you could do what this cat dad did and provide your cat with their own secret hideaway! Cats love toys, and hunting, interactive, and DIY toys can keep your cats busy.