Sentences with phrase «plastic cat boxes»

Over time, plastic cat boxes take on an odor, no matter how often they are cleaned.

Setting up a litter box is pretty easy; get a plastic cat box from your local pet store or Walmart, purchase the cat litter of your choice, and fill the box.

Not exact matches

My girl cat tends to eat too fast and then throw up, and my boy cat eats fabric / plastic (don't worry we have edited the environment so they don't have access) and when they see a cat through the window they poop next to the litter box instead of in it (so we make the outdoor cats go away with some repellant).

Whereas the cat aisle was once lined with blandly colored plastic bowls, boxes and carpet - covered scratchers — things pet owners would want to hide when company came over — today, it boasts a collection of thoughtfully designed accessories, with design options for every household and lifestyle.

Material Durable, plastic litter boxes are the most economical and cat friendly.

Offering a variety of objects for the kittens to play with, including empty plastic bottles, balls of paper, cardboard boxes in different sizes and paper bags without handles, as well as commercial cat toys.

Some cats will avoid boxes placed on carpet or soft surfaces as the plastic box may move too much as the cat moves around inside the box.

Most cats prefer large, shallow, uncovered boxes without a plastic lining.

Scoop your cat's litter box daily and dispose of the stool in a tightly sealed plastic bag.

To create homemade puzzles from a cardboard box or a plastic bottle, simply cut small holes into the object and fill it with your cat's favorite food or treats.

This litter box consists of a large plastic tray and an automatic rake system that rakes the litter box from one end to the other 20 minutes after your cat uses it.

The cat's nails can cause holes in them which will allow urine to leak between the liner and the plastic bottom of the litter box.

Since a box with low sides may allow litter to fly out all over when your cat covers his excrement, an alternative is to use a covered box without the lid or a plastic storage tub with an entryway cut into the side.

For considerably more money, you could look at the Kitangle Modern Cat Corner Kitty box, which is made of polyethylene plastic formed into a 90 degree angle and features an optional lid.

The frequency of replacement will depend on the type of plastic, quality of the litter box, and how many cats you have and how frequently they use the box.

Especially if you have a covered box with a plastic flap the cat must go through, you should uncover the box at the first sign of problems.

Not only that, but your cat's nails can scrape the plastic, creating tiny grooves in the box where bacteria can form.

Supplies for Cats: • Food and water bowls • Food (canned and / or dry) • Litter box and scooper • Kitty litter • Collar • ID tag with your phone number • Hard plastic carrier • Nail clippers • Feline toothbrush and toothpaste • Brush or comb • Super-absorbent paper towels • Sponge and scrub brush • Non-toxic cleanser • Enzymatic odor neutralizer • Variety of toys (toys including catnip are a favorite)

• All cats will appear to be in good health and have had a brief, general exam by a vet • All cats will be spayed or neutered prior to placement • All cats will be vaccinated against Rabies, chlamydia psittaci, rhinotracheitis, calici, panleukopekia • All cats will be examined and treated for fleas and ear mites prior to placement • COFHS will provide large, plastic crates for confinement with a box placed inside as a «hiding» place for your barn cat, to be returned after confinement • COFHS will have the cats available for pick up and will provide detailed instructions on safely confining, releasing and maintaining the barn cats

A large plastic storage box may make a better litter box if your cat barely fits in the box that you have.

To create a homemade food puzzle, simply cut small holes into a small cardboard box or plastic bottle and fill it with your cat's favorite food or treats.

A shoebox lined with plastic and a few inches of litter is the perfect portable litter box for a kitten or small cat.

Using liners or disposable cat box inners will extend the life of the plastic tray and make it easier to clean.

Every time your cat scratches in the litter box, or you clean your litter box, little scratches are made in the plastic, and urine and odors will sink into these scratches, and can not be eliminated.

However, if your cat is aged, sick or handicapped, you might want to facilitate his access by cutting a door in the plastic or setting steps next to the box.

There are also the more subtle toys such as a ball of yarn, shoelaces, milk caps, paper bags, boxes, and if you are a veterinary technician consider the plastic caps of syringe casings... sometimes the simpler items turn out to be the best and ones your cat will go bonkers over!

Signs that the cat does not like the litter include: sitting on the plastic lip of the litter box to eliminate, failure to dig a hole in the litter, and / or shaking the litter off the paws after exiting the box.

If your cat is avoiding the box, try scooping more often, fully changing the litter more frequently, and remember, plastic litter boxes break down and absorb odors over time.

If you have a large breed cat like a Maine Coon you may want to make your own box out of large plastic storage containers.

Your pet's Grab - and - Go pack should also include sanitation items such as litter boxes and litter for cats and plastic bags for waste clean - up.

If you have a very large cat, say over 18 lbs, or a «swisher» that tends to throw litter around, you can get a larger plastic tub and use that as a litter box.

My cats actually prefer «non-toys» like plastic straps off packing boxes, shoe strings, etc..

Litter box preferences: Most commercial litter boxes are too small to comfortably accommodate adult cats, so try a large plastic storage box (such as the ones designed to fit under a bed) and see if a little more room might make a difference.

A standard plastic litter box is preferred by most cats.

(Signs that the cat does not like the litter include: sitting on the plastic lip of the litter box to eliminate, failure to dig a hole in the litter, and / or shaking the litter off the paws after exiting the box.)

Alternatively, you can purchase a plastic kiddie pool to put your cat's litter box in.

If your cat does not like to walk across the plastic doormat to get to his box, try a straw mat.

Once your cat has used the litter box, dual motion sensors detect your pet leaving the litter box and 20 minutes later a special rake sweeps the clumps into a plastic compartment which contains a carbon filter to keep odors under control.

Inside the litter box there is a plastic liner that will hold the litter and where the cat will do its business.

The best all - purpose carrier is a medium - sized (large enough to fit an adult cat comfortably) plastic box with a handle and openings in the front and the top.

If you have a cat, scoop the litter box daily and dispose of the stool in a tightly sealed plastic bag.

If your cat has a favorite out - of - the box location, prevent access to that area using an upside down plastic carpet runner.

Instead of covered litter boxes, get your cats large, uncovered, transparent plastic storage containers.

It's super easy to scoop with an iPrimio scoop or a Litter Lifter even though the texture of the box is rougher than a plastic cat pan.

Regardless of the type of litterbox you buy or the material it is made from (ranging from cardboard boxes to plastic or metal), make sure it is low enough or has a wide enough entry for your cat to easily enter and exit.

No cats in carriers, airline - type plastic pet carriers, dog crates, cardboard carriers, boxes, or makeshift carriers will be accepted.

I always steer clear clay and anything that has scents originally I used blue buffalo walnut litter but the clumping effect was not where I wanted it to be and it tracked everywhere Bc of it color it also stared to stain my carpet and babies footies I stumbled across okocat and well all 3 of my cats love it and I do as well it clumps no smell natural best part I no longer make waste with plastic bags because it is flushable and wow do these boxes last with 3 cats constantly purchasing litter gets expensive now they get superior litter at a good price and less trips to purchase everything I've been wanting in litter best of all my carpet no longer stains HAPPY CATS HAPPY HOME thank you okcats love it and I do as well it clumps no smell natural best part I no longer make waste with plastic bags because it is flushable and wow do these boxes last with 3 cats constantly purchasing litter gets expensive now they get superior litter at a good price and less trips to purchase everything I've been wanting in litter best of all my carpet no longer stains HAPPY CATS HAPPY HOME thank you okcats constantly purchasing litter gets expensive now they get superior litter at a good price and less trips to purchase everything I've been wanting in litter best of all my carpet no longer stains HAPPY CATS HAPPY HOME thank you okCATS HAPPY HOME thank you okocat

You might think your cat has plenty of toys and seems relaxed and well - adjusted but reality is that the cat's natural environment of living in the forest and hunting / eating mice regularly throughout the day is a far cry from sitting on a sofa, eating processed foods, and eliminating waste in a plastic box filled with clay.

* We do not accept open containers of food, homemade treats, plastic litter boxes, carpeted cat trees, or couch cushions / pillows / comforters.

Cat litter, small litter box (aluminum roasting pans are perfect), litter scoop, and plastic bags for waste disposal