Dr Elsey's Kitten Attract Training Litter
Dr Elsey's Kitten Attract Training Litter
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Description
Description
Designed for litterbox training.
#1 kitten training litter for kittens 8 weeks to one year.
Kitten Attract™ is made of premium litter with superior clumping ability and ground to an ideal granule size and texture for a kitten’s tender paws. Kitten Attract™ litter contains a kitten-specific natural herbal attractant that piques a kitten’s curiosity to use the litter box. The combination of herbs, texture, and particle size provides a unique and effective solution for owners of kittens. Dr. Elsey recommends that after one year owners switch to Cat Attract™ to ensure consistent litter box use. Each box has a free Litter Box Solutions Booklet to help cat owners solve their litter box problems.
Available as a 9.07kg Box.
NOTE: Always wash your hands thoroughly after handling the litter box. A parasite sometimes found in cat faeces can cause toxoplasmosis. Encouraging your cat to use an indoor litter box, or properly disposing of outdoor cat faeces, is beneficial to overall water quality. Please do not flush cat litter in toilets or dispose of it outdoors in gutters or storm drains.
More Info
More Info
Cat Litter Tips:
Fill clean, dry litter box with 7cm to 10cm of Dr. Elsey’s litter.
Scoop waste twice daily and refill the box as necessary.
Replace the entire box once a month. Dispose of used litter in trash. DO NOT FLUSH.
Natural For Your Cats and Convenient for You:
The key to having your cat always use its litter box is to keep it clean. Scoop the box daily to keep it fresh and encourage your cat to always come back. Have more than one cat? Have more than one litter box. Place the litter box in a quiet place, away from noisy appliances and high traffic areas.
A Clean Litter Box Means a Good Home for Your Cat:
Establish routines for your cat. Feed your cat regularly at the same time and in the same place every day. Playtime is important, at least 15 minutes a day. Keep toys handy and a scratching post nearby. A happy, content cat is least likely to develop behaviour problems.
