I have a large neutered male cat who has good litter box habits in the winter months, and goes outdoors during warmer weather. I've known we've had a cat odor in the laundry room where his box is, but didn't realize how bad it was until a monthlong hospital stay with a child who is undergoing cancer treatment. The hospital rooms have some serious HEPA ventilation systems, and odors disappear quickly, so coming home the cat odor really is pronounced.
I've been using Arm & Hammer Dual Duty and had thought it was okay, but not super great. I just tried the new Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal with the 7 day odor-free guarantee and I'm taking the other box back because the smell is much worse.
My cat eats Evo dry and canned turkey and chicken. He has (controlled) asthma and I have allergies so I'd prefer to not deal with scented litters, but could do so if needed. The laundry room is adjacent to my child's room and he comes home very sensitive to odors.
I really don't have time or money to trial a lot of litters, so would appreciate a few ideas to try first.
I've been using Arm & Hammer Dual Duty and had thought it was okay, but not super great. I just tried the new Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal with the 7 day odor-free guarantee and I'm taking the other box back because the smell is much worse.
My cat eats Evo dry and canned turkey and chicken. He has (controlled) asthma and I have allergies so I'd prefer to not deal with scented litters, but could do so if needed. The laundry room is adjacent to my child's room and he comes home very sensitive to odors.
I really don't have time or money to trial a lot of litters, so would appreciate a few ideas to try first.