Pet Habitat South Africa

12 MAR 2019

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Filed Under : Cats | Cat Litter | Litter Boxes | Cateco

You wrinkle your nose as you’re about to clean your kitty’s litter box. Among other annoyances, his/her urine smells acrid and pungent. Out in the open, this wouldn’t be such an ordeal… but when enclosed in a litter box, those noxious vapours sure give the impression of coming straight from hell! Is an overabundant use of air fresheners your only solution? Not at all! To eliminate foul odours at their source (without giving the cat up for adoption, please and thank you), science is the answer. Faeces contain a phenomenal quantity of bacteria. They eat, reproduce and go about other metabolic occupations that generate malodorous substances. Basically, it stinks and it’s normal. But what about urine? Isn’t it supposed to be sterile? Well, not exactly: the bladder is still home to a few different bacteria. That being said, barring an infection, urine should not abound with microscopic life. The cause of its strong odor isn’t the.. [More]

Tags : What’s That Smell From The Litter Box , Cat Litter Box South Africa , Cat Litter South Africa , Cat Litter Tray Odour Stink South Africa

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22 DEC 2018

Choosing Cat Litter In South Africa

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Choosing the best cat litter for your cat in South Africa can be a difficult choice simply because there are so many options available. The most common types include clay (clumping and non-clumping), crystals, paper, wood, corn, wheat and soy. The best way to avoid litter box issues is to find the right cat litter box and cat litter that will keep your cat happy and comfortable. Each variety has its own benefits, so you can choose one based on your preference and your cat’s preference. Non-Clumping Cat Litter Some of the first commercially available cat litters were of the non-clumping type. Why? Non-clumping cat litter is good at removing odors associated with cat urine because it has the ability to absorb relatively large volumes of urine. While there are non-scented litters available, some non-clumping litters also have additional additives, such as baking soda or charcoal, which are designed to help control unpleasant odours. As the litter become.. [More]