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Dr. Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant is a feline behavior modification and training tool providing a guaranteed solution for problem cats that won't use their litter box. Dr. Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant works by emitting a scent that naturally attracts cats and kittens to use the litter box. Dr. Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant is the only litter attractant to provide a clinically tested and consumer proven solution. Just 20 oz of this product (one pouch) will treat 100 lbs of medium size particle, non-scented clumping clay litter and last one cat over three months. To be used with Dr. Elsey's Ultra Litter.
SKU | 1199692 |
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Primary Brand | Dr. Elsey's |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 20 OZ |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Guaranteed when used with Dr. Elsey"s Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Litter.
Mix 1/4 cup Dr. Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant with 20-25 lbs. of unscented clumping clay cat litter in a new, giant, open litter box. Add 1/8 cup of Litter Attractant whenever you add more litter. One pouch will treat one cat's litter for 3 months. NOTE - Do not use with paper, wheat, corn, conventional, pine, perfumed, cedar or litters containing baking soda or other deodorizers as these may mask the scent of the attractant and reduce effectiveness.
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This stuff works great
tryingtosmile
10 years ago
I find that the sprinkling of attractant on unscented cat litter helps new cats ...
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Doesn't work
alonsograndma
10 years ago
I have four cats and all used to have no problem with urinating in one of the bo...
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