Why You Should Add Green Tea to Your Cat's Litter Box: A Note for Owners
Cat litter boxes are often the source of unpleasant odors.
In many cases, fillers absorb absolutely all excess “aromas”.
But sometimes these materials fail to cope with the stench.
However, the problem of unpleasant odor can still be solved or prevented.
So, some cat lovers use green tea and are quite happy with the result.
How to Properly Add Tea to a Cat Litter Box
You should use the leaves, not the drink itself.
It is this dry product that needs to be placed in the cat's litter box.
Green tea has an interesting property: the product can be called a neutralizer of unpleasant odors.
The leaves absorb the stench. In other words, they can easily "finish" the job that the cat litter did not completely.
If you put some dry tea leaves in the tray beforehand, the unpleasant smell will not appear.
And if you use the product after the stench has appeared, the latter will be neutralized.
Earlier we named 3 actions of the owner that will cause resentment and anger in the cat.
