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Found some low-cost zeolite that looks to be decent quality.
Anyone using this in your box(es), and if so, how well does it work?
Anyone using this in your box(es), and if so, how well does it work?
There are some price-inflated litter-deodorizing products on Amazon which are basically just zeolite, as far as I can tell. So I'm hopeful that it's going to work.I can't find anything about toxicity in animals or humans. It looks like it's simply a drying agent. I have no idea if it works to reduce odors in litter boxes, but it seems logical. The faster the poop dries out the less it smells.
Not sure if it's a good thing since it's a drying agent. Cats perspire through their paws and not sure standing in the litter will cause the material to clogged up the pores. Just thinking aloud Guess most clumping litter also acts like sone kind of drying agent too but not sure if Zeolite is more drying than others.It looks like it's simply a drying agent.
I guess so too, maybe it's another type of Bentonite clay in the clay family.From what I've read (no actual experience) I'd think the zeolite works in a similar way.
Should last a very long time. Zeolites are good for hundreds of cycles in water softeners.After using this for a while, I can say that it definitely works & I highly recommend it. My litter box was actually kind of rancid (which is why I looked into it in the first place) and I didn't even change it out for new litter, just added fresh stuff on top of the old, mixed in and haven't emptied and cleaned the box for a while as well, and it still doesn't smell. At least, not nearly like before. It's only $15 here for quite a big jug which lasts a long time since only a few handfuls are required per box. Hope this helps!
Where did you buy this from? Is there a particular brand?After using this for a while, I can say that it definitely works & I highly recommend it. My litter box was actually kind of rancid (which is why I looked into it in the first place) and I didn't even change it out for new litter, just added fresh stuff on top of the old, mixed in and haven't emptied and cleaned the box for a while as well, and it still doesn't smell. At least, not nearly like before. It's only $15 here for quite a big jug which lasts a long time since only a few handfuls are required per box. Hope this helps!
Amazon.ca it's called "Marineland ammonia neutralizing crystals".Where did you buy this from? Is there a particular brand?
Yes, the product I use is "Sweet PDZ". After cleaning up the litter box, I dump a bag of litter in the box and sprinkle 3 cups of Sweet PDZ all over the top of it. It's disappears though (mixes with the litter or falls down through the litter).Found some low-cost zeolite that looks to be decent quality.
Anyone using this in your box(es), and if so, how well does it work?