Dog Litter Box cleaning is easy and hassle free

Dog Litter Box Cleaning

Dog Litter Box Cleaning

Dog Litter Box cleaning for your dog potty solution

The key to dog litter box cleaning is making sure that you do it on a semi-regular basis. You don’t want to go three months without cleaning your dog litter box. Dog litter box cleaning is simple and requires only a few minutes once or twice a month. You don’t need harsh cleaners or equipment to do your dog litter box cleaning. We will show you how to perform dog litter box cleaning in this post and your dog litter box will last for years.

Dog Litter Box Cleaning 101

Firstly you want to make sure that you clean you dog litter box when you change out the natural grass. Because you are using natural grass most of the cleaning is already done for you. Our natural dog potty grass comes with an inch or so of soil attached to it that is perfect for absorbing urine and odor. When you are changing out the grass you just want to make sure that you clean out the minimal excess soil that is in the bottom of the box. We recommend that you clean out this small amount of soil at least once a month.

Dog Potty Grass Delivery

Dog litter box cleaning is much easier when you get our dog potty grass delivery on a regular basis. Most owners receive our dog potty grass delivery on a bi-weekly basis ( every 14 days ). With this service dog litter box cleaning is much easier because the grass doesn’t get overused. If you have an older dog or are away a lot your dog grass pad may be the primary place that your dog urinates. In this case you may want to get our dog potty grass delivery on a weekly basis ( every 7 days ). If the grass is overused it will be unable to absorb urine as well and lead to more cleaning on your part.

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