Intersand Odour Lock Cat Litter Lavender
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Intersand OdourLock Lavender is an ultra premium clumping cat litter made with natural clay. It is a multi-cat formula and is available in 6 kg and 12 kg bags with a sturdy carry handle.
OdourLock's technology activates on contact with urine and controls ammonia odours for over 40 days. The clay absorbs quickly and forms smaller, stronger clumps for easy daily scooping. The litter is 99% dust-free and low-tracking, and its fine, soft grain is gentle on paws. The lavender fragrance is released only on contact with moisture.
Pour 10 to 12 cm of litter into a clean, dry tray. Remove clumps and solid waste daily with a scoop, and replace all the litter after about 40 days. Do not flush the litter down the toilet, and always wash your hands after handling it.
Key Features & Benefits
- Blocks ammonia ā urine-activated technology controls ammonia odours for over 40 days
- Ultra clumping ā fast absorption and small, strong clumps for easy cleaning
- 99% dust-free ā dedusted for your cat's comfort and a cleaner home
- Low tracking ā designed to reduce dusty paw prints around the house
- Moisture-activated fragrance ā the lavender scent is released only on contact with moisture
- Multi-cat formula ā suitable for homes with more than one cat
Product Details
- Brand:Ā Intersand
- Fragrance: Lavender
- Product Type: Clumping clay (bentonite) cat litter
- Composition: Made with natural clay
- Pack Sizes: 6 kg, 12 kg
- Litter Depth: 10ā12 cm (4ā5 inches)
FAQ
Q: How often should I change the litter?
A: Scoop clumps and solid waste daily. Empty the tray completely and refill with fresh litter after about 40 days.
Q: How much litter should I put in the tray?
A: Pour 10 to 12 cm of litter into a clean, dry tray.
Q: Can I flush it down the toilet?
A: No, do not flush cat litter. Dispose of used litter and clumps in a garbage bag.
Q: Are there any safety precautions?
A: Pregnant or nursing women and people with a weakened immune system should consult a doctor before handling cat litter. Always wash your hands after cleaning the litter box.
