Our Story

Built for cat lovers in small spaces.

CatInApartment started from a simple question: how do you give a cat a full, happy life without a yard, a garden, or a big house?

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Cat lying comfortably on the floor

Why This Site Exists

We write for apartment owners: people in studios, one-bedrooms, and compact homes who want to do right by their cats.

Every article on this site is written with small-space living in mind. No filler, no generic tips. Just practical ideas you can use today.

What We Cover

  • Indoor enrichment and play setups
  • Feeding schedules and nutrition for indoor cats
  • Behavior patterns and how to read your cat
  • Breed guides focused on apartment suitability
  • Health monitoring and vet visit tips

Meet the Author

The person behind the articles and advice.

Camilla Ni

Wuxi, Jiangsu, China Cat lover & rescuer 9 years experience

Camilla is a dedicated cat lover from Wuxi, Jiangsu province, China. For the past 9 years she has been caring for and rescuing cats, giving countless animals a second chance at a happy life. She currently lives with her beloved 7-year-old British short hair blue cat, Anna, who inspired much of what you will find on this site.

She started CatInApartment because she could not find a resource that spoke directly to apartment owners in compact living spaces. Everything she writes is grounded in real, hands-on experience, not theory.

"Every cat deserves a joyful life, no matter how small the home."

Camilla Ni, author Camilla Ni
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Years of cat care

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Beloved blue cat (age 7)

Active cat rescuer

Life with Cats

A glimpse into Camilla's world of cats.

Camilla and her cat Blue cat at home Cat resting Rescued cat Orange cat

Our Approach

Three principles guide every piece of content on this site.

Cat playing indoors

Practical First

Every tip should be usable in a real apartment, on a real schedule. No advice that requires a garden or a spare room.

Cat resting peacefully

Cat-Centered

We focus on what the cat actually needs, not what looks good on social media. Comfort, stimulation, and safety come first.

Owner and cat bonding

Honest Advice

We acknowledge when something is hard, uncertain, or requires a vet. No false confidence and no oversimplified answers.