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Do you have Amazon Prime? I do! In fact, we are besties! During the holidays, I had a delivery from them just about every day! My husband was beginning to wonder if it would ever stop! In all seriousness though, it has been such a money saver for us. I love it!

I want to share with you about another of my besties! My sweet cats, Meep and Hazel. We rescued these sisters when they were four weeks. We hand fed them until they were able to eat on their own. The brand of food I trust with them? Purina®.

It is a brand I trust and one the cats enjoy. I was super excited when I found out I can get the foods Meep and Hazel love from Amazon Prime. By ordering their Purina® Pro Plan® wet and dry cat food from Amazon Prime, I get it delivered to my door. If you have a dog, you can order the Purina® Pro Plan® and Purina® ONE®  from Amazon Prime for your pooch!

I love how easy it is to shop on Amazon Prime! With the click of a few buttons, I have the cats food ordered. With my free 2-day shipping, my package is delivered before I know it! This means I have more time to spend with my sweet kitty girls! You know, Less Paying. More Playing.

And with their Subscribe & Save program, I save even more! Currently you can save $5 off your first purchase using Subscribe & Save! In addition, you can save 5% when you subscribe for one product and save up to 15% when you subscribe for five products! I saved a ton when I bought the girls their Purina® Pro Plan® products.

They love the Savor Adult Shredded Blend Chicken & Rice. Because thee girls are almost 7 years old, our vet suggested we buy them the Adult Urinary Tract Health in the Purina® Pro Plan® Wet Cat Food.

That leaves me money left over to buy the supplies I need to make my DIY Cardboard Cat House for Meep and Hazel!

What you will need to make your DIY Cardboard Cat House Tutorial:

• Two medium cardboard boxes
• Painter’s Tape
• Paint
• Paint Roller and brush
• Xacto Knife
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Tape measure or yardstick
• Pencil
• Card stock (optional)
• Stencil (optional)
• Washi tape optional

Step One: Tape bottom of box closed with painter’s tape

Step Two: Turn the box upright. Using the box cutters, cut the two side flaps that are perpendicular to you.

Step Three: On the two remaining flaps, you are going to cut them into triangular tips. To do this, take your tape measure and find the center of the top of the flap. From that point, draw a line from that point, to the corner of the bottom of the flap. Repeat on the other side. Cut on the penciled lines.

Step Four: From the second box, cut two sides off. Tape together with painter’s tape. This is your roof.

Step Five: To connect the roof, hold the piece from Step Four with the taped seam running vertical in front of you. Using painter’s tape, attach the triangular points from the main box to the roof. Use enough tape to make it sturdy.

Step Six: Using your Xacto Knife or box cutters, cut out a window on one or both sides of the house.

Step Seven: Next, you need to cut a door. You have a few options here. You can cut out a square that is big enough for your cat to easily get in and out of the house. Or you can cut an archway to make it more stylish. You can also cut flaps to fashion into a door. Whatever you want! I used Washi Tape to outline the door. I think it looks snazzy!

Step Eight: Now you get to paint your house! We used acrylic paint, but you can use leftover house paint if that works. I try to make it as affordable as possible, so leftover paint is always a plus! We had a stencil from another project, so we decorated the house with that. I love the way it looks!

Step Nine: Now you get to decide what you want to do with your roof. We decided to just paint the roof with a complementary color. You can also use card stock and make individual shingles. We decided not to do this because it takes a long time to accomplish. If you have the time, it does add to the overall look of the house. You can also draw them on if you prefer. Again, whatever works best for you and your kitty!

Step Ten: Using scraps of flannel or fleece fabric, line the bottom of the house. This will make a comfy bed for your kitty to lay on!

Now your house is ready for your cat to enjoy! Be sure to leave out a tasty treat for them to snack on. I put a bowl of the Purina® Pro Plan® Savor Adult Shredded Blend Chicken & Rice.

Do you have a pet at home who would like this DIY Cardboard Cat House? Tell me about them!