Lady N Meow Convention

Challenge #1
Dust Galore

Litter production often involves grinding raw materials and mixing with binders to ensure clump formation. But this process can also create dust – a nuisance for households and a potential respiratory threat for cats. Reduce dust with these strategies:

Select vacuum-sealed litter to minimize transportation-induced dust.
Pick larger litter granules, which are less prone to crumbling.
Periodically dump out all the litter and wash the box, getting rid of static-clung dust.

Challenge #2
Litter Everywhere

Those tiny, lightweight litter granules easily stick to kitty paws and track all over your home. Here’s how to keep the mess minimal:

Choose a high-walled litter box to prevent enthusiastic diggers from kicking out litter.
Go for larger litter granules, which drop off paws more easily due to their weight.
Position the litter box entrance facing a wall or corner; cats will take that extra turn, leaving more litter inside.

Challenge #3
Litter Box Smell

While cat urine is sterile and scentless inside their bodies, once it’s out, ambient bacteria can break it down, leading to that all-too-familiar stench. Tackle it with these three pro-tips:

Scoop out urine clumps daily to minimize bacterial breakdown.
Place the litter box in a dry, well-ventilated area, reducing moisture and bacterial growth.
Opt for clumping litter to decrease urine lingering in the box.