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| Type: | Pet Cleaning Products |
| Cleaning Products Type: | Toilet Products |
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1. Highly effective odour control
The closed structure can effectively block the spread of odour from cat excreta, and the interior is usually equipped with an activated carbon filter or vent design to further adsorb odour and keep the indoor air fresh, especially suitable for small or poorly ventilated homes.
2. Reduce cat litter
Semi-closed or top-entrance design can significantly reduce the probability of cats taking out cat litter after using the toilet, reduce the frequency of floor cleaning and maintain a clean home environment.
3. Protecting the privacy of the cat
The enclosed space provides a hidden toilet environment for cats, which is in line with their natural need for privacy and security, especially suitable for sensitive and timid cats, and reduces the sense of nervousness when using the toilet.
4. Splash and Spill Resistant
The high side design or top entrance can effectively prevent the cat from lifting the litter out of the basin when burying the litter, avoiding the litter from splashing onto the surrounding ground and reducing the burden of daily cleaning.
5. Multi-cat friendly
Some enclosed litter trays have a larger capacity and can be designed with multiple entrances, which is convenient for multi-cat families and reduces the conflict caused by cats' sense of territoriality.
1. Does the closed design really reduce odours?
A: Yes. The closed structure can effectively block the spread of odour, and some models are also equipped with activated carbon filters or ventilation holes to further absorb odour. It is recommended to match with low-dust, well-agglomerated cat litter and clean it regularly to maintain the effect.
2. What should I do if my cat does not adapt to the closed litter tray?
A: Some cats need time to adapt to the new environment and can try:
Remove the door curtain or keep the entrance open for 1-2 weeks and gradually transition to the closed state.
Mix a small amount of old litter from the old litter tray into the new tray to retain the familiar smell.
Place the litter tray in a quiet, accessible location to avoid forcing the cat to use it
3. How many closed litter boxes are needed for a multi-cat household?
A: According to the principle of 'the number of litter boxes = the number of cats + 1', it is recommended that each cat be equipped with at least one exclusive litter box, and an additional spare box to minimise scrambling and hygiene problems.
4. Is the cat litter tray material safe?
A: This product is made of food-grade PP resin or ABS plastic, which is non-toxic and odourless and meets the safety standards for pet products. The rounded edges are designed to avoid scratches, so you can rest assured that your cat will be able to use it for a long time.
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