OdorLock Unscented Maxcare Health Issues Monitoring Ultra Premium Cat Litter
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- SKU:
- 609685-P
- UPC:
- 777979566140-P
Details
OdorLock® maxCare is an ultra premium cat litter. Monitor your cat's urinary health at home with OdorLock maxCare! Each OdorLock maxCare bags contains a small sachet of Blucare® granules, which detect blood and glucose in your cat's urine. Veterinarian Approved. Made in the USA with natural clay from Wyoming.
Product Highlights:
- Features Blücare® technology that helps detect blood and glucose in urine.
- 40 Day Odor Control
- Low dust hard clumping formula
About The Manufacturer
Intersand is a global leader in high-quality, ultra-premium cat litter. For the past 30+ years, we've been taking care of cats. At Intersand, we firmly believe that our beloved pets deserve the best. And it's because we all want them to live long and healthy lives by our side that we work daily to develop the best products according to best practices. We want to offer them innovative litters that meet their needs and yours.
Product Specifications
Materials: Clay.
Directions:
- Empty 4 to 5 inches of odourLock maxCare litter into a clean and dry litter box.
- Sprinkle the granules evenly over the surface of the litter. If you don't use all the granules in one shot, keep the sachet tightly closed and use within 30 days.
- Wait for your cat to use the litter box. Results will be visible within minutes of coming into contact with your cat's urine and remain visible for more than 48 hours.
- Clean the litter daily and observe the color of the granules on the surface of the urine clumps. If the granules are white, everything is fine. If the granules turn blue, it is recommended to contact your veterinarian. The granules have detected blood and/or glucose in your cat's urine.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after each use.
- After 40 days, empty the entire litter box into a garbage bag and clean the tray with mild soap. Allow to dry completely before refilling the litter box.
Safety Note: We want to remind our customers, particularly pregnant women and people with suppressed immune systems, that a parasite sometimes found in cat feces may cause toxoplasmosis. Washing hands thoroughly after scooping is recommended.
