Sentences with phrase «soiled litter so»

It really makes getting the tiny little pieces of soiled litter so much easier to do... I feel confident I'm leaving cleaner litter boxes for my cats... I hope you're very successful — I think this product would help a lot of owners with their litter box duties.

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The chemicals in soiled cat litter can cause complications in your pregnancy, so it is better to avoid this chore.
The study does so by demonstrating that the long - term retention of litter - derived carbon and nitrogen in soil depends on where the litter lands.
Ninety percent of their roots are in the top few inches of soil, so the trees rely on the litter to keep the soil from drying out.
«At this point, we don't really know if earthworms are causing damage directly or making the soil and litter conditions so poor that drought and other things are getting to the trees.»
These eggs are commonly laid in concealed locations, such as in plant tissues or in leaf litter or soil and are difficult to find, so for the most part the host insects of fairyflies are unknown.
The tray with the waste is a pullout tray, so disposing of the soiled litter is easy.
If you are using an enclosure like a pen without a base you will need to put something on the floor to stop it getting damaged or soiled, remember its all new so your your rabbit may not find its litter tray as easily as normal.
Clay is similar in consistency to soil, as Medley pointed out, so going in a clay litter will feel pretty natural for your cat.
Clumping litter has the obvious benefit of clumping around the urine to form a firm mass, so there is little chance the litter box will ever become extremely soiled.
We are happy to offer soiled litter to put in an area you'd like your puppy to potty outside so they have a familiar smell to associate with their potty area.
What keeps soils alive, and productive, is the compost or humus of leaf litter, animal dung, withered roots and other decaying vegetation in the first metre or so of topsoil: this in turn feeds an invisible army of tiny creatures that recycle the nutrient elements for the next generation of plant life.
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