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Top Tips for Litter
Box Perfection
How to Use
Setup
Fill each litter box with
3+ inches of fresh litter.
Note: Avoid placing your cat’s litter box in humid areas like bathrooms or laundry rooms for maximum odor control.
Everyday Use
Scoop daily, disposing of
clumps and solids in trash.
Stir gently, making sure
that the litter on the
bottom is mixed with litter
on top.
Add litter as needed to
maintain 3+ inches of depth.
Note: PrettyLitter will naturally turn a soft golden color over the course of use. Just as liquids change the color of the litter when saturated, the moisture in the air gradually changes the tone of the crystals. This is normal and shows that the pH monitor is working!
When to Change
Dispose of all litter and clean the litter
box with warm water and mild soap
every 1-2 months or as needed.
Easy transition
Most cats take to PrettyLitter right away, but some cats require a few days to transition to any new litter. In this case, start by filling your litter box with 75% PrettyLitter and pour a 25% layer of the previous litter on top. You can use 100% PrettyLitter next month.
What Can the Colors Mean?
Typical
Dark yellow/olive green indicates cat urine within the typical range.
Acidity
Orange may indicate metabolic acidosis or kidney tubular acidosis.
Alkalinity
Blue may indicate certain types of urinary tract infections or increased risk of bladder stone formation.
Blood
Red may indicate bladder crystals, feline lower urinary tract issues, or certain types of kidney disease.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When the litter is olive green to yellow, your cat's urine is within the typical range. Want to test this color? Tap water will have a similar pH and show green to yellow.
The litter turns blue when urine is more alkaline than normal and may mean a urinary tract infection, for example. Want to test your litter? Ammonia will have a similar pH and show blue.
The litter turns orange when urine is more acidic than the normal range. This may mean bladder crystals or stones. Want to test this color? Vinegar will have a similar pH and show orange.
Because our litter is white, blood in urine appears red and is easy to spot. We advise against mixing PrettyLitter with any other litter because it can affect the visibility of the color change and its performance.