Sentences with phrase «boxes trap odors»

Covered litter boxes trap odors, and can be really gross to your cat.

Hooded boxes trap odor more and they need to be cleaned often so your cat does not rebel.

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That's a pleasant bonus for you, but not such a pleasant bonus for your cat who has to enter the covered box with that odor trapped in there.

Humans like covered boxes because they trap the odor, reduce litter scatter, and the big daddy reason of them all — no one really wants to look at the deposits made in the box.

It traps unpleasant odors inside the box, so if you're a bit overdue for a litter change, it won't be so noticeable.

The obvious and clear upgrade to the standard litter pan, covered cat boxes remove the mess from view and help to trap odors.

A self - cleaning litter box is only as good as the litter you put in it, so be sure to choose a high - performance litter that clumps well and traps odors.

Also, do not use covered litter boxes as this can trap the odor.

Covered litter boxes are the equivalent of port - o - potties for humans, trapping odors inside.

Most cats prefer a large, open litter box in a quiet location as opposed to litter boxes with hoods, which may trap odor.

However, covered litter boxes can also trap in odor, and your cat may refuse to use a covered box if not kept sufficiently clean.

Once the cat uses the litter box, lightly scented crystals absorb waste moisture and trap odor, while the automatic rake sweeps through the box and pushes the waste out of sight.

This quick - clumping litter provides you with exceptional odor control by instantly trapping and absorbing urine and ammonia as well as with easy maintenance by helping to stop liquids from stinking toward or sticking to the bottom of the cat litter box.

Covered litter boxes can trap odors inside the box, which is nice for you, but not for your cat.

In addition to the trap potential, covered boxes retain unappealing odors.

With that in mind, a quick word about covered litter boxes... A lot of people will get a covered box, thinking that it will help trap odors and keep them in the box.

The tiny scratches in the floor of the box may trap odor and germs.

Cats use the litter box more in the winter and our litter offers outstanding odor control so you aren't trapped in a smelly home when snow flies.