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Old 03-11-2009, 12:27 AM
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Re: Cats and Bleach

Referring to above post, yes it does have certain chemical compounds that are also present in cat wee.

Not a problem for washing out your litter trays - at all - in fact it helps to reinforce the idea that the tray is the place to go.

Obviously, cleaning a place where an accident has happened has to be done differently - solution of biological washing powder or liquid is advised here plus maybe a followup of white vinegar.

Be very very careful of what you use around cats - many common disinfectants etc are poisonous (and won't stop the cats peeing there again).

Bleach for trays - yes!
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