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Cat Litter lumping
Urine forms hard clumps to be scooped away regularly. Instead of completely
changing the litter, you only replace what is scooped out. There is also less
odor since the source of odor is removed. The softer texture and smaller
granules is easier on paws, and it is less expensive because less is used and
discarded.
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Cat Litter Pans
Cat
Litter & Cat Litter Additives
Antibacterial Cat
Litter
Stops the growth of odor causing bacteria present in cat feces.
Charcoal
Cat Litter
Absorbs odors and locks them in to virtually eliminate odors. It is similar to
how charcoal works in aquarium filters.
Scented
Cat Litter
Fragrance is used to cover up odors and make the living area more pleasant.
Unscented
Cat Litter
Some additives in unscented litter, like charcoal, are added to unscented
litters to virtually eliminate odors without the fragrance.
No-Track/Lo-Track
Cat Litter
Keeps cats from tracking litter all over the house.
Flushable
Cat Litter
Can be flushed down a toilet and is biodegradable.
Paper
Cat Litter
Paper litter looks and feels like regular clay litters, but is made with
recycled paper, and is dust-free.
How Much Cat Litter Should be Used?
You should use enough litter in the pan to allow your cat to sufficiently cover
any waste it leaves. Cats don't like to feel the bottom of a litter pan when
they're burying their waste. Give your cat at least a 2-inch base of litter.
How Often Cat Litter Should be Changed
Waste should be discarded from a litter box on a daily basis. This will keep
odors and bacterial growth to a minimum. Most cats will not use a dirty litter
box, and may resort to eliminating elsewhere if this is the case. Use of the
litter box will be encouraged if it is kept clean and free from waste.
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