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Dr. Elsey's Respiratory Relief Clumping Clay Litter can help control respiratory disease in cats because it is low in dust and hypo-allergenic with no plant proteins, perfumes or deodorants. The natural essences in the litter along with the low dust help to reduce stress which can be an important factor in controlling Feline Respiratory Disease.
SKU | 3267860 |
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Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Primary Brand | Dr. Elsey's |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 40 LBS |
Scented | No |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Single/Multipet | Multi-Pet |
Clumping | Yes |
Litter Material | Clay |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Length | 15 IN |
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Height | 4 IN |
Width | 26 IN |
Manufacturer warranty: 100% litter box use or your money back - guaranteed.
Fill clean, dry litter box with 3-4 inches of Dr. Elsey's litter. This depth allows your cats to dig and cover their waste naturally. Scoop waste twice daily and refill box as necessary. Replace entire box once a month.
Do not flush, dispose of litter in trash.
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Great Product!
HARLEYDAVID
2 years ago
My Bengal cat, Scooby, began to sneeze & cough. The Vet said that we must try t...
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Dusty & smelly!
3koolkats
3 years ago
I've tried this on and off for several months now thinking maybe I got a bad bat...
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Adopted 3mo kitten use to paper pellet litter. Always uses litter box. I'm trying to find non dusty, I live in single wide trailer, clumping and unscented. What do you suggest I try?
Why does my cat eat clumping clay litter?
My kitty (age 17) has begun eating kitty litter. I have switched from clumping clay, onto Feline Pine, to Yesterdays News, and now am using Abound which is grass seed. She has eaten every on of these litters that I have tried, so think that what I finally have will not be as damaging to her as all the others I have tried. She has hyperthyroidism, kidney failure, megacolon, and arthritis. She still has a decent quality of life despite these issues, and is holding her own.
Hi is it ok to use special odour preventers to help prevent odours in cat litter boxes?I found this in Walmart is it a good brand?not quite sure
After my cat uses the litter box, he paws down the sides of the box. Is the litter too dusty for him?
I had great advice from your side for my allergic cat,who now has skin problems that might be from his litter,(he doesn't have flees or other problems,only allergy),but the litter I used is now not available,it's produced specially for one place that now don't have it,i've red for Tigerino nuggies litter that is most similar to mine,I use only small granulated pure clay,but the new one is only with aroma,is it safe to use aromatic litter for sensitive cat,or any advice for safe litter,thank you
My cat is allergic to many things,I used for his litter box a cat litter that was natural clay which was great,but now it's stopped from sale here,and I had to try new,which content was natural clay too,but I see in it along with the clay granules some pink and blue ones and I think that's not natural,in the second day of using it I found some hair losses and red skin on him,which continued to grow in the next days,is it possible that to be allergy to this cat litter,or it can't be related?
What's do you think about the soft wood pellets used in fireplace' but used for cat litter. I am also considering of buying a litter box that has a sifter underneath. I have purchased some at Canadian tire and it is called Surefire wood pellets
How old do kittens need to be before they start using silica litter?
Hi, I find myself having to vaccum the entire appartment twice a day because of my cat's litter spreading everywhere as soon as she does her business and exits the litter box. This is too much maintinance especially when I only have one cat. I have a litter matt and a big closed litter box to minimise spread of litter but still this happens everyday. As a result, would you be able to recommend the best no-tracking/low-tracking litter for my cat?
Our cat Garu suffers from feline pica. He is 2 years old and neutered. He only used clay clumping litter up until now. But today we bought silica crystal litter from the brand Pestell for him. We put the crystal litter on the litter box and he immediately started to eat it. The litter is made of big silica crystals and some are blue to indicate the time to change them. He would chew multiple crystals at the same time. We removed some but he still swallowed a little. Is it harmful?
I have a sixteen year old cat who has very dry stools and difficult time using litter box. Otherwise she seems fine. Suggestions needed.