Knowing that introducing a new kitten is challenging, I was worried that Coco would struggle. Amazingly, after only 5 days, they got on really well, and we're so proud of how Coco behaved beautifully.
After a few hisses and running away, they became best mates.
They bonded beautifully in the garden, so I let them play often while I worked there.
I love digging soil, and I don't like the thought of touching cats poop.
To solve that issue, I made a reusable litter tray while my kitties ran around the garden.
First, I gathered materials to make it.
Vegetable crate
Porous lining
Sand
Garter
Scissors
I measured the lining to cover the whole crate and cut the piece.
I put the lining in place.
I secure it with the garter.
As the sand is heavy, I first locate a place in the garden where the sun shines and is a little private, then place the crate.
Then, I added the sand to the lined crate.
Blue is checking their new outdoor toilet.
And also Coco.
All I need to do is scoop out the solids regularly and rinse the sand with soapy water and disinfectant every few days. alow the sand to dry before reusing.
This way, I will be a happy bunny digging my free-poop soil. Hehe :)
Plus, it’s a fantastic way to keep your garden clean while providing a natural environment for the cats.
It was a good decision to have another kitty. We were entertained, and Coco was so happy to have a companion
to play with.
Chasing around.
Play fight.
Partners in crime. :)
Blue is such a cutie with a typical ragdoll temperament.
And Blue settles in really well.
Coco is very contented and happy.
Happy Caturday Everyone!
Mariah 💗😺
