Healthy World Pet Deodorizer 3.5 lbs.

This is amazing. I have 2 rabbits, 1 male and 1 female housed separately and this addition to their potty location has eased the urine smell greatly.

I love this product and how it takes away my rabbits pee smell! If you know rabbits, their pee is a strong ammonia smell. Because she is potty trained, i just sprinkle this in her pine bedding and it is able to take the smell away until her litter box is full (about a week!) Very impressed and would recommend to anyone!

Helps with litter odor when sprinkled into litter box. However, the sand is left in the box if you’re not using clay litter and has to be scooped out when cleaning. Good to use directly in very smelly poop.

We got this to try to stop the intermittent odor coming from my daughter's pet rodents cage. She cleNs the bedding frequently, but the ammonia smell every time he would go was still there. We told her if we smelled him he had to go, meaning if she wasnt keeping up w/ cleaning his cage and taking care of him. Unfortunately we didn't realize, even as well as she was taking care of him, it still smelled. This product works...and all are pleased. I know it is available in a larger volume in our local farm store for much cheaper. And...we are definitely going to be trying it out in the chicken coop as well.

We use a bumbox litterbox for our bunnies so they don’t come in direct contact with their litter. It makes a huge difference in the smell of their box! Definitely worth the price.

I just started using this for my cats' litter box. My older cat tends to pee outside of the box if it gets at all smelly.So far I'm not seeing any huge improvement but I did just start using it. I'll update later if I find it is more effective than I do so far.

I didn't think that this did much to control litter odor until I ran out. The difference in the smell of the litter box is night and day when this is added. While I won't say it smells like roses, there is a noticeable difference in the odor. I have three cats and two litter boxes. All three of them primarily use the one in the laundry room, and I am religious about cleaning the boxes every day. I add this when I do a complete litter change and periodically when adding fresh litter. The only issue is that it can be dusty. I will spray a litter deodorizing spray on the top of the box to cut down on the dust in the air. Problem solved.

We're bunny-sitting some litterbox trained rabbits for the summer. While the refuse of rabbits is less stinky than many animals, the litterbox would start leaving odor in the air almost as soon as used, and I'm just not emptying it multiple times a day. This really does instantly kill the smell, so that's awesome. (Also, putting the hay in a hay rack for them to eat from, rather than in the litterbox, was not only more sanitary for them, but much less smelly. Urine + hay = ew.) The only thing I might wish for, is that this would keep the smell at bay for longer. I resprinkle on any new urine at least once a day. But to be fair, asking it to absorb more urine and smell than it already does is probably asking too much. If it was cheaper, I would make the litter and it a 50-50 mixture, and then I bet it would work amazingly long.