I’m interested in the Litter Kwitter. Does it really work?
My cat has very short tail and from the online video, I notice most cats balance themselves on the toilet seat with their tail.

Also, do you deliver the products? I’m not very good with directions in KL. I’m actually staying in BU.

I’m just wondering where is your shop located?
Perhaps I could go and check it out one day. I am in the process looking at few cats to adopt. I have 2 boys and 1 girl at home. But they’re grew up so fast. I need kittens that love to do mischievous things and not just lay around like my ‘GARFIELDS”.

Thank you for adopting a cat from PAWS. You have saved a life.
Your cat’s behaviour sounds like she has high prey drive and not enough opportunity to use it. This means she has a strong instinct to hunt. I assume you keep her indoors and put her food in a bowl for her everyday in the same place. While this is very responsible, it is not very exciting for her. Many cats need to hunt, stalk and exercise their minds to feel happy and content.
Try these things and see if it helps.
1. Get a feather toy on a mouse on a string type toy to let her ‘hunt’.
2. Divide her food into three portions and hide each portion in a different part of the house, so she has to ‘search’ for her food. Remember to vary the locations so it stays interesting for her.
3. Once a week, buy some crickets and then gut load them with nutritious food. The next day, release them so she can ‘hunt’.
4. Get some fish or gerbils in a wells sealed tank so she has something to watch.
Honestly, your cats sounds like she loves you. Head butts are a sign of great affection. I truly think she is merely frustrated and bored. Finally, if your budget permits, you could try introducing another cat into the family. Having someone to play with and groom can also be a great boon to many cats.
Hope this helps.