High-smelling cat feces is from undigested grain-proteins in cat food fillers. Worst offenders are corn, wheat, and soy. Rice and oats aren't great fillers either, but seem to be better tolerated by most cat digestive systems.
The most effective diet to lessen litter box odor almost eliminates the smell of the feces. It is also the healthiest, and mimics how cats eat in the wild. But it takes more work than most folks are willing to do. It is feeding a homemade, balanced, raw-food diet.
If you are interested to know more, you can find recipes on the web. You also can buy frozen raw food, but it is very expensive.
And, if your cat or cats are over a year old and never have eaten raw meat, then you most likely will have to train them to enjoy it by dicing and mixing it with some canned food they like.
Next best to lower litter box odor is feeding human-grade, grainless canned food, such as Wellness brand, with occasional or small amounts of grainless dry food if your cat enjoys it. Cats in the wild don't drink much water as they get most of what they need from their food. But if you feed dry food be sure to offer plenty of clean, filtered water.
To lessen the feces smell even further, supplement this cooked diet with a daily raw chicken heart, or Golf-ball-sized portion of raw poultry, or beef, if not daily at least a few times a week. If they won't eat the raw meat in chunks or slices, then do the dicing and mixing trick, or mince it with poultry shears and mix into canned food.
On this diet your cats will defecate less, too, because they will be digesting more of their food. And you will be amazed at how little their litter box smells.
Raw meat treats diarrhea in cats, too, almost always eliminating it.
But don't feed raw ground meat because it harbors bacteria.
Cleaning the litter box is so much less a chore when it smells mild. And clumping litter scooped twice daily or more as needed will stay so clean, and bacteria free you need never or almost never change it.
If your cat pees against the back wall of the box, the easiest, cheapest solution I know was recommended by a cat-owning vet. Dilute household bleach with water 32:1, put it in a spray bottle, tilt and shake the box toward you to shift the litter away from the wall and spray clean the marks, drying the wall with a paper towel.
Once you've got the system down this goes fast.
You should leave it in the same room but not right next to her or she may move her Kits because of the foul smell or dust same with the food but you can leave it closer than the litter, also dont put the litter next to the food or she or he may not eat it because the smell or dust also, Good luck with the Kits!
THey smell it and then track it down
As much as it can eat. When she's weaned the babies, gradually reduce the amount of food it gets.
You have to get the food and then shove the food down its throat.
your left over food from dinner
Nose is used to smell like in primate. It participate in eating food. You find food tasteless when you have common cold. Many types of smell give you positive or negative feed back.
There shouldn't be any problem. Once you've emptied the litter jug, rinse it out with water, then leave it open upside down to dry. Then you can fill it with the dry cat food.
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Put a little canned salmon on top of her food. She'll eat.
it is smell of food
This can depend a lot on the litter used and the cat's diet. Generally, most cat litters will absorb the smell of waste fairly well, but some do it better than others. Wood pellets have their own natural pine fragrance which absorbs any bad smells and fragrances the area with pine. Another factor is the cat's diet. A cat's waste reflects what it eats: if fed a poor quality food, the chances are the majority of the food will pass through the cat and thus create a terrible smell. A high quality cat food with a very high, named meat content with no grain or cereals will produce less smell and waste as there will be less waste in the food itself.
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