Sand is a natural resource that’s readily available and more sustainable than some commercial litters, helping to reduce your cat’s environmental footprint. 2. Soft on paws The fine texture of ...

The sand cat (Felis margarita ... Thick black fur between their toes protects paws from the burning sand. This, and strong howling desert winds, are why these nocturnal hunters leave no prints ...

During hot weather, outdoor cats usually find a shady, cool spot to rest; however, hot surfaces like pavement and sand can burn cat paws. If it’s too hot for your foot to touch comfortably ...

Four sand cat kittens were born last month at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert. Native to northern Africa and southwestern and central Asia, the kittens were born March 25 to ...

The beach can be a great place for your cat if you can keep them safe ... especially the sand, which can end up burning their paws. Catster says, in an article medically reviewed by Dr. Maja ...

You might think all cat litters are the same ... is a good option for cats with sensitive paws, as it has a super-soft texture that resembles sand. You may also want to consider paper litter ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Alyce by emailing a.collins@newsweek.com A cat has left the internet in hysterics after getting sand all over his owner's house and showing absolutely ...

Daly says the “sand” granules were larger than those ... the crystals don’t stick to my cat’s paws nearly as easily, so it doesn’t track around the house. The crystals also help monitor ...