What do you clean your cat's litter tray with?

dandelionclock30

I use cheap disinfectant and boiling hot water and throughly wash it out as well. Then I leave it to dry outside. The cat has 2 trays, so I do one the the other.

Slinky

Our old cat loved the smell of bleach. He'd also lick your hand raw if you'd been swimming in a pool with chlorine even if you'd showered afterwards.

jenny-wren

I give it a good soapy wash with fairy liquid. Occasionally I'll use an antibacterial kitchen spray but make sure to give it a good hot rinse afterwards.

The cat doesn't seem to care how I clean it as long as someone does it!

inkie

I use liners and so only need to clean once in a while, and when ai do, I do it with antibacterial wipes

GwylimT

Animal safe disinfectant and boiling water.

rising_from_the_ashes

Anti-bac washing up liquid & hot water

Gordon_Gecko

Longships wrote: »

I use litter tray liners, then it rarely needs cleaning. Most of the pound or 99p stores sell boxes of them.

I tried using litter tray liners, but they just seemed to encourage my cats to dig even more, and they ended up shredded and completely useless

I usually rinse my trays out with hot water, and then use an anti-septic spray and kitchen roll to clean them out.

Does anyone else find that seconds after you've cleaned the tray and filled it with clean litter, a cat will jump in and use it?

Aldeney

Mine doesn't use his box very often thankfully, he prefers our garden. But if it does need a clean I use an eco friendly multi-purpose cleaner. No masks though but I do hold my breath for as long as possible.

Iain_L

Gordon_Gecko wrote: »

I tried using litter tray liners, but they just seemed to encourage my cats to dig even more, and they ended up shredded and completely useless

I usually rinse my trays out with hot water, and then use an anti-septic spray and kitchen roll to clean them out.

Does anyone else find that seconds after you've cleaned the tray and filled it with clean litter, a cat will jump in and use it?

Yours waits until you've actually finished filling it :rotfl:you don't know how lucky you are.

Iain_L

Gordon_Gecko wrote: »

I tried using litter tray liners, but they just seemed to encourage my cats to dig even more, and they ended up shredded and completely useless

I usually rinse my trays out with hot water, and then use an anti-septic spray and kitchen roll to clean them out.

Does anyone else find that seconds after you've cleaned the tray and filled it with clean litter, a cat will jump in and use it?

Yours waits until you've actually finished filling it :rotfl:you don't know how lucky you are.