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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2005Litter box odor
Hi there, I keep a really clean litter box, but I also have a very sensitive nose and live in a small place. So I'm wondering if anyone has tried those anti-ammonia pills/sprays for the litter box? Does it really help rid of the odor? What other effective options do I have? Thank you. > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thank you. I use scoopable litter and scoop the pan daily and change it completely twice a week. I only have one cat. I have found the room spray called Oust is the best of all for odors. HTH HLS i use clumping litter. it's easy to lift out the used portion every time it's used, that can be several times a day. i use diaper bags to dispose of the used litter. no dirty litter, no smell! > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thank you. | I keep a really clean litter box, but I also have a very sensitive nose | and live in a small place. So I'm wondering if anyone has tried those | anti-ammonia pills/sprays for the litter box? Does it really help rid | of the odor? What other effective options do I have? | | Thank you. I'm just trying "World's Best Cat Litter" for the first time. It clumps up, and is very cat friendly. No odour and is flushable, which is a bonus as the local cleaning authority doesn't like us throwing animal waste into the trash (which is understandable, I think). if you're really adventurous, there's this idea: http://www.litterkwitter.com.au/ not sure how you train the cat to flush though! > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thank you. I have been using Tidy Cats Small Spaces Cat Litter...so far, its been working well...I, too, have a sensitive nose. > if you're really adventurous, there's this idea: > http://www.litterkwitter.com.au/ [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> Thank you. > if you're really adventurous, there's this idea: > http://www.litterkwitter.com.au/ [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> Thank you. yeah like on meet the fockers~ > if you're really adventurous, there's this idea: > http://www.litterkwitter.com.au/ I think it is not an exciting idea as it seems. There are adult cats that have learnt how to use human toilets (--without the accessory advertised in above link). But for elderly cats jumping up the toilet could be a real nuisance. So, training a cat to use a toilet would solve your problem for now, but what will happen when your friend will turn old and eventually refuse to go up the toilet? At that point, teaching a senior cat to use the litter box can be very tricky... > anti-ammonia pills/sprays for the litter box? Does it really help rid > of the odor? What other effective options do I have? Try a clumping litter with activated charcoal.  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com we've had pretty good look with Feline Pine. I have a crazy sensitive nose--I can smell the cologne of the people in cars driving by me when I'm on the sidewalk if they have windows open. It's a bloody curse. The feline pine, when used properly, works really well. >> anti-ammonia pills/sprays for the litter box? Does it really help rid >> of the odor? What other effective options do I have? > > Try a clumping litter with activated charcoal. > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thank you. I have a sensitive nose too --- and 4 cats. I love fresh step scoop. I find if I scoop morning and night. Make sure to clean the cat boxes out and completely wash them with lylsol, and let them air every 2 weeks I have no odor. I also spay with oust when I scoop them each time. I never get complaints from guests and believe me some of my guests would do that. softie I'd use the crystal type and keep a "litter locker" next to it. You can get those at Petsmart. You just scoop the poop and it goes into a plastic bag hanging inside the "locker". I have five cats and two litter boxes and a litter locker. Works fine. I live in a studio apt...no kitty stink! >Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Thank you. |
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