Cats are very tidy creatures, but they won't clean their own litter boxes. You'll need to clean that thing before it stinks up the house. But isn't there an easier way than cleaning it out completely every time? I'll let you in on a few tips that will help your cat's litter box stay clean longer.
First of all, get organized and gather your materials. I'd recommend creating a "litter box cleaning kit" by putting the supplies you routinely use just for this task together into a bucket or bin. That way, most everything will be conveniently gathered in one place when you're ready to clean. Here are the things you'll need:
The first thing you should do is clean the litter box out really well. Follow these steps:
The litter box will stay clean longer if you use a scooper to remove waste daily and dispose of it. To keep the litter box smelling fresh, periodically sprinkle Arm & Hammer pet hair and odor remover on top of the litter.
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