Air fresheners
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What about something like this?
http://www.canineconcepts.co.uk/ite...isinfect-125ml-spray--litter-disinfect---dogs
http://www.canineconcepts.co.uk/ite...isinfect-125ml-spray--litter-disinfect---dogs
5t3IIa
Registered User
OK. I have had a cat for a month now.
1. the covered litter tray doesn't hide any smells. I have to clean it (with eco bleach) every other day.
2. Cat piss smells tons worse than cat poo
3. Mine eats her food so the smell doesn't linger
4, Cats are obligate carnivores and must have wet food
5. Dry food fucks their innards and 'they've been fine for years' turns into 'My cat died of liver failure'
6. My friends mum's house reeks of litter tray and fake air fresherners
1. the covered litter tray doesn't hide any smells. I have to clean it (with eco bleach) every other day.
2. Cat piss smells tons worse than cat poo
3. Mine eats her food so the smell doesn't linger
4, Cats are obligate carnivores and must have wet food
5. Dry food fucks their innards and 'they've been fine for years' turns into 'My cat died of liver failure'
6. My friends mum's house reeks of litter tray and fake air fresherners
moonsi til
worked it out now!
I like using oil burners and incense but at Xmas I received a gift of a JML fresh air globe. Greatly amused me when I opened it but it really is effective.
you can see it www.jmldirect.com
ETA: I also rate those neutradol globes that suck in the bad smells.
you can see it www.jmldirect.com
ETA: I also rate those neutradol globes that suck in the bad smells.
wiskey
Albatross Admirer
the corn husk one, the litter box itself (when the are no poo/wee lumps in it) actually smells fine
so what smell do you object to?
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
We've had a cat for years, she eats a mix of sachets(Lidl, Morrisons and other own brands) and dry biscuits. She has Lidl litter in her tray, which gets used bits taken out of it asap and our house doesn't smell of cat(unless it's right after she's pooed)
We do have a coal fire so there is always some air getting in but it shouldn't make that much difference, do you have open windows/vents at all??
We do have a coal fire so there is always some air getting in but it shouldn't make that much difference, do you have open windows/vents at all??
aqua
made of cheese and gin
right I think the smell was made worse by not having enough litter in the tray. when I read the instructions properly (yeah yeah I know) it needed to be deeper
so I've changed the trays, washed the floors and am trying them with some Hills Science food (they wolfed it down) so I'll see how it goes
so I've changed the trays, washed the floors and am trying them with some Hills Science food (they wolfed it down) so I'll see how it goes
lillia
Dancin'
right I think the smell was made worse by not having enough litter in the tray. when I read the instructions properly (yeah yeah I know) it needed to be deeper
so I've changed the trays, washed the floors and am trying them with some Hills Science food (they wolfed it down) so I'll see how it goes
Make sure you have more water than usual available, as they drink a lot more than when they're on wet food.
miss direct
misfungled
Plug ins are evil. If there is anyone who visits your home who is ven slightly asthmatic, don't ever use plug ins please.
Personally I use scented candles. I've recently seen these stick things in a vase with special perfume at the bottom meant to scent a room. Sorry if that description is rubbish but I don't know what they're called - I saw them in the USA.
Personally I use scented candles. I've recently seen these stick things in a vase with special perfume at the bottom meant to scent a room. Sorry if that description is rubbish but I don't know what they're called - I saw them in the USA.
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
Freesias, they're pretty, smell lovely and are ok round cats afaik. It's only some lilies are bad for cats, dunno which ones though.
