Sentences with phrase «soiled litter into»

The LitterMaid automatic litter box does this using a rake mechanism that automatically scoops the clumps of soiled litter into a sealed, disposable receptacle.

Triggered by the activity of your cat as she leaves the box, all the models use the raking method on a timer to move the clumped / soiled litter into a receptacle.

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«By extracting wood from unmanaged forest and bringing these forests under production, humans released carbon into the atmosphere that would otherwise be stored in the biomass, litter, dead wood, and soil of the forest,» Naudts said.

Decomposing leaf litter releases nutrients into the soil and also keeps it moist.

Each time it rains, runoff carries an earthy tea steeped from leaf litter, crop residue, soil, and other organic materials into the storm drains and streams that feed Chesapeake Bay.

This final number lies below earlier estimates from atmospheric tests and above land - based figures, which did not take into account such carbon sinks as woody debris, forest litter and soil.

We also recommended applying one ton per acre of chicken litter, twice a year, for one or two years in order to get more organic matter into the thin soil.

The best way to demonstrate the purpose of the litter box to your bunny is to take some of the soiled litter and droppings and place these into the litter box.

(If your adult cat is making the transition from outdoor to indoor life, help him recognize the litter box as his toilet area by mixing some garden soil into the litter.)

If you have kittens or you are transitioning an outdoor adult cat without litter box preferences, place a small amount of soiled kitty litter into the automatic cat box.

A metal grid separating the tray from the cage will keep your bird from getting into the soiled litter tray.

Well, if the urine will not form into clumps, it will drain right into the bottom of the crate, soiling the rest of the litter.

Carbon fixed into plants is then cycled through plant tissues, litter and soil carbon and can be released back into the atmosphere by plant, microbial and animal respiration and other processes (e.g. forest fires) on a very wide range of time scales (seconds to millennia).