Litter accessories

A cat litter box or tray is an essential part of your cat’s daily routine. Should the tray have a cover or not depends on your cat’s preferences but also yours too since a cover can help keep waste and bad odours inside the box.

Green Tea Deo, 750 g | Deodoriser powder for cat litter box

Keeps your home free of unwanted scents

£9.95

Inside grid, 1 pc | Plastic sifting pan

Removable sifter for easy cleaning

£14.95

Cat Litter Tray, 1 pc | Litter box with removable top rim & open design

Easy access & easy to scoop

£19.95

Scoop, 1 pc | Ideal litter scoop made of durable, easy-to-clean plastic

Makes daily litter box maintenance easy

£3.50

Tray Cover, 1 pc | Removable tray cover with odour filter

For added comfort & privacy

£26.95

Lux, 1 pc | Hooded litter box with carbon filter for odour control

Ideal for multi-cat households

£59.99

Get to know the cat's preferences

Cats have various preferences regarding litter, which are formed during their stay in the cattery or in the shelter. Cat's paw pads are very sensitive to touch; however, each cat will prefer a different type of litter in their toilet. For one purr, fine-grained litter works best, while another cat prefers pellet litter. Pay attention to the cat's preferences, and if you want to change the type of litter, do it gradually - mix the existing litter with the new one and slowly increase the amount of new litter. There are several important factors to consider when choosing cat litter. If you have several cats at home, opt for a highly absorbent litter that will help reduce unpleasant odours in your home. If your cat has any problems with urinating, be sure to check the litter selection with your veterinarian.

Choosing the right litter box is also very important. Some cats prefer open litter box design as they are easily accessible, while some prefer covered boxes which give them more privacy. Covered litter boxes are also an ideal solution for cats that like to dig in their litter but also for cat owners to keep their home and the area around the litter box smelling fresh.

Regularly clean your cat's litter box, sieve the cat droppings and top up the litter level. Remember not to carry out too often general cleaning in the litter box, including changing the litter and washing the entire litter box. The scents of your purr collect in the litter box, which guarantee him a feeling of freedom in the toilet. A good rule of thumb is to empty the entire contents of the litter box about twice a month. However, the litter should be replaced immediately if there is odour spreading from the box or if the litter is generally wet or clumped. Every time the litter is replaced completely, the tray should be washed thoroughly with mild soap and water (or a solution of water and white vinegar). Bleach or other harsh chemicals should be avoided - cats are very sensitive to smells.

Olly

Olly is a thirteen-year-old Bichon Frise, Who has been on Husse for the last 6 years. Being a white-haired pink-skinned dog he is prone to skin issues however ever since using Husse laxolja salmon oil and Ocean care mini salmon dog food he has been In perfect condition with no skin problems arising. Thank you Husse for taking care of my boy!