Cat Litter Deodorizers & Odour Control
£7.78
When to introduce a cat litter deodorizer?
Planning to buy a cat odour absorber? Great – just do it wisely! Introduce a deodorizer for the cat litter box to maintain its hygiene, as this will help you achieve the best results and take care of your cat. The tray should be cleaned (scooping out dirt) several times a day. The neutralizer can then be added to the litter.
You can also consider a scent for cat litter, which will add a pleasant, mild aroma to neutral bentonite or wood litter.
When to introduce a cat litter deodorizer?
Planning to buy a cat odour absorber? Great – just do it wisely! Introduce a deodorizer for the cat litter box to maintain its hygiene, as this will help you achieve the best results and take care of your cat. The tray should be cleaned (scooping out dirt) several times a day. The neutralizer can then be added to the litter.
You can also consider a scent for cat litter, which will add a pleasant, mild aroma to neutral bentonite or wood litter.
Why does cat urine smell so strong?
Cat urine smells exceptionally intense because it contains large amounts of urea and ammonia, which irritate our human nose – but this is completely normal. Additionally, in adult cats, a chemical compound known as felinine (yes, the name comes from the cat!) contains sulphur. It is a cat's natural way of marking territory.
Why does cat urine smell so strong?
Cat urine smells exceptionally intense because it contains large amounts of urea and ammonia, which irritate our human nose – but this is completely normal. Additionally, in adult cats, a chemical compound known as felinine (yes, the name comes from the cat!) contains sulphur. It is a cat's natural way of marking territory.
What to do to stop odour from the tray?
Clean it regularly! Not just scooping waste, but washing the tray and replacing the litter completely. If the odour becomes stronger, it’s time for a full change.
If unpleasant smells persist, check your cat’s diet. Foods high in offal or undigested residues can cause stronger odours. Use a safe litter neutraliser and speak to your vet or a pet nutritionist for advice.
What to do to stop odour from the tray?
Clean it regularly! Not just scooping waste, but washing the tray and replacing the litter completely. If the odour becomes stronger, it’s time for a full change.
If unpleasant smells persist, check your cat’s diet. Foods high in offal or undigested residues can cause stronger odours. Use a safe litter neutraliser and speak to your vet or a pet nutritionist for advice.
Does the type of litter tray matter for odour neutralization?
In short, yes, but not directly. As you can probably imagine, an open cat litter tray smells more than a covered one. However, an enclosed litter box can trap smells inside, which might discourage your cat from using it. Regular cleaning is key, whichever tray you choose.
If you need help keeping the tray clean, a self-cleaning cat litter box can be useful.
Does the type of litter tray matter for odour neutralization?
In short, yes, but not directly. As you can probably imagine, an open cat litter tray smells more than a covered one. However, an enclosed litter box can trap smells inside, which might discourage your cat from using it. Regular cleaning is key, whichever tray you choose.
If you need help keeping the tray clean, a self-cleaning cat litter box can be useful.
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