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Hi Reader, Hope you and your kitties are having a good week! I have some fun and informative new content for you! If you have a moment, I’d love for you to watch and share our latest Shorts:
Peace, love, and purrs, Jenny 1. WatchIs This the Best Cat Litter Disposal System of 2026? Litter ZeroTired of the daily trek to the outdoor trash can? We’re unboxing and testing the Litter Zero to see if it truly traps odors and simplifies cat parenting. Watch to see how the refill system works and if it’s worth the hype for your multi-cat household! 2. SpotYeowww! My Cat’s BallsAlthough I have a crude sense of humor, I found the name of this product when it first came out to be appalling. I still feel that way and wish they would rename it. However, the product itself is great and my cats have enjoyed these over the years. Yeowww! My Cat’s Balls are a fan-favorite choice for high-energy play, featuring three durable, textured canvas fabric balls packed with catnip in every pack. Each ball is stuffed to the brim with 100% organically grown American catnip—no fillers or plastic—ensuring a potent aroma that keeps cats engaged. Their unique texture makes them easy for cats to hook with their claws, making them perfect for pouncing, batting, and "bunny kicking" around the house. 3. WinJanuary 2026 Giveaway: Litter Zero Cat Litter Waste Disposal System The Litter Zero cat litter waste disposal system is a premium unit from the Korean brand Petsnology. It is explicitly designed to sit in your litter box area, acting as a high-tech "vault" for waste. You still perform your daily scooping as usual, but instead of walking a grocery bag to the outdoor bin or smelling the odors from a standard trash can, you drop the waste into the Litter Zero. In South Korea, where high-density apartment living is the norm, odor control is a science. This system was engineered to ensure that, even in small spaces, you would never know a cat had ever lived there. Giveaway Details:
This giveaway ends on January 31, 2026, at 11:59 CT. A random winner* will be chosen in a drawing on February 1, 2026. 4. OpenWhy Do Cats Hold Their Mouths Open After Smelling? (The Flehmen Response) Cats hold their mouths open after smelling something because of the Flehmen Response. This allows them to use the vomeronasal organ (Jacobson’s organ) on the roof of their mouth to ‘taste-smell’ pheromones and chemical signals. It is a completely normal behavior often called ‘stinky face’ or ‘the grimace’. 5. MeetMisterio – Ragdoll of the Week"First of all hello to all the readers from Floppycats. My name is Álvaro, and I am from Colombia, but I live in Finland, working and studying here. I have always liked cats even if I have always had dogs when I lived with my parents. One of the things that I liked the most about cats is that they usually show an enigmatic behavior, and that they can be cute but also independent." Want to submit your kitty to be featured? See our simple submission guidelines here. |
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Hi Reader, Do you know about the Chewy deal? I love these deals and take advantage of them whenever they're available. They used to be monthly, but now they are not as frequent. Free $30 eGift Card with $100 purchase with code NEWYEAR. And what's cool is that you can do the deal 3x every time - they vary, though, when it's available. Unfortunately, they don't let you order $300 and get $90 in gift cards; you have to place three separate orders, each slightly over $100. I do three different...
Hi Reader, How are you and your kitties doing? I recently received a heart-touching email from Mimi at Love and Whiskers Cat Sanctuary in Ontario. She shared a powerful story about navigating a flea infestation with 30 rescue cats while avoiding toxic medications—and the incredible success she achieved with a holistic approach. In Mimi’s words: "This past summer I had an unfortunate flea infestation in my sanctuary. 30 cats were affected. I was so desperate. On your channel, you have a video...
Hi Reader, I hope you and your kitties are doing well as always. A Huge Milestone: 100,000 Subscribers! 🥈 Floppycats achieved an incredible milestone a few weeks ago - 100,000 subscribers on YouTube. This has been a goal of mine for sooo many years, and I cannot believe it finally happened. I took photos of Charlie with our YouTube silver plaque. Thank you to you all for your continued support in helping make this happen. A Personal Health Update I am writing this newsletter the night before...