- Our furry often scaly friends need non-toxic care too.
- Give them some tender loving care and be good to the planet too.
- Use these heathy tips for your pets.
- Baking soda: It is so versatile in use. We all have it as an odor absorbent in our fridge, but how about to soak up stink?
- Sprinkle 1/2 cup on carpets, rugs, and your pet’s bed and let it stand for 1o to 15 minutes, then vacuum.
- You can also give your dog or cat a dry bath by dousing Baking Soda on them. Use a gentle brush to remove excess powder. This works well for cats and dogs who do not like water.
- Baking soda can also be used in litter box to keep it fresh between scoops.
- You can make your own cat litter using a small box of baking soda mixed with sandy clay soil to cover two to three inches of the bottom of the liter box.
- Bird and and hamster homes can be wiped down using a wet cloth sprinkled with baking soda. Use a thin layer at the bottom of the cage to absorb odors.
- Vinegar: We all know the many uses of Vinegar. It is a solvent and antibacterial.
- Use equal parts of white distilled vinegar and warm water solution to remove odors or accidents smell.
- Vinegar can be used for litter box . You can spray the box and let it stand for 10 minutes, then wipe away with a clean cloth.
- Earth Friendly liters:
- Yesterday’s News – Nestle/Purina
- Made with recycled paper
- Packaging is recyclable (where facilities exists)
- Unscented – no fragrance
- 3x more moisture absorbent than clay*
- 99.7% dust free
- Tough on odors
- Non-toxic (safe if ingested)
- Designed for low tracking
- Available in 5 lb., 15 lb., and 30 lb. packages
- Used by many veterinarians for post surgical kitties. Available at all major pet supply retailers, including PetSmart & PETCO.
- Cedarific: NEPCO Products
- The affordable litter is made of processed hardwood and cedar chips.
- Free of dust, silica, chemicals, and clay.
- Biodegradable and compostable.
- Natural scent to boost odor control and repels pests.
- Available at some pet supply retailers.
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