Sentences with phrase «much less litter»

So much less litter on the mats with these!

Now there is much less litter on the mats, and it's easier to dump back in when there is.

Not exact matches

According to a 2005 study by the Scottish government, it requires roughly four times as much energy and more water to make a paper bag than a plastic bag, though the completed paper bags are much less likely to become litter.

It ensures a litter and is much less stressful on the dam.

Puppies who stay with their litter longer are more well adjusted, less bitey, and much more confident.

Having some basic information about cats and litter boxes can help prevent problems, and preventing a problem is much easier and less frustrating than trying to correct one.

Less tracking of litter around the house, no dust, less smell, and it lasts for a long time, so much longer than regular clumping litLess tracking of litter around the house, no dust, less smell, and it lasts for a long time, so much longer than regular clumping litless smell, and it lasts for a long time, so much longer than regular clumping litter.

While spending several hundred dollars to spay or neuter a pet may seem expensive, it is much less expensive than the cost of raising a litter of puppies or kittens.

Additionally, by the time your cat steps out of the kiddie pool, much of the litter he gets on his paws while in the litter box should fall off, so he'll track less around your home.

The cost of spaying or neutering your cat will also be much, much less than the cost of caring for a litter of kittens or trying to clean up the strong smell of cat spray.

You'll also find much less waste in the litter box since your cats are actually digesting and using most of the food, instead of passing through all the waste in cheaper, low - quality food.

My cat was using a citrusy litter which I loved for the smell factor and much more importantly it was less tracking in my bed!

Plus neutered cats roam much less so are less visible and there are no more litters of kittens.

It tracks MUCH less than other litters I have tried that are not pellets.

We put too much into our litters to ask for less.

Rats, hamsters, mice and gerbils produce much less urine, so other properties of litter and bedding can take priority over the absorbency when choosing their litter.

Because gerbils are desert animals and produce much less urine than other pets, a litter box is not needed or practical for them, but hamsters and mice will often use a litter box if it is placed in the corner of their cage that they have already chosen as their bathroom.

In contrast, hamsters — and especially gerbils — are desert animals that produce only small amounts of very concentrated urine, so their litter needs to be changed much less frequently.

The smaller rodents produce much less urine, so in that case, other properties can take priority over the absorbency when choosing a litter.

These will be much easier to change out and less messy than pelleted litters or shavings.

While there was not much discussion about source reduction of plastic as a solution from the industry representatives present at the conference, many of the attendees spoke up and asked the hard questions that need to be answered: Will you support bottle redemption bills that lead to less litter?

With less than four weeks before Election Day, only this much is certain: More ads, more phone polls, more fliers and more door - knockers will result in more interruptions, more shouting, more litter and more intrusions when all you want to do is sip a glass of wine and actually finish the last chapter before book club this month.