Review on Tidy Cat BREEZE Refill Pads by Julie Davis

The Breeze system is BEST if you don't want your kitten to have clumps of litter under their claws which the kitten will then rinse off and swallow which can lead to serious health problems such as clogged cat lines and the possibility of never sniffing the tray ! I keep our kitty's system in a pretty kitty box which is great for keeping all of the kitten's supplies on top. Just an idea for you kitten parents. These pads are placed in a tray under the part of the litter box that contains liquid-resistant litter pellets (which I clean with hand sanitizer - cleaning the pellets adds several months to their lifespan). Slots in the main toilet allow urine to pass through the pellets onto the pads. The pads absorb urine, and when used with Arm and Hammer toilet deodorant (I use one designed to eliminate the smell of multiple cats' feces and urine, although we only have one cat now), the urine smell doesn't occur on. I also use a natural enzyme toilet sanitizer spray as I try to be as eco-friendly as possible. You can turn the litter box over if you check and find that your kitten is only peeing on one side of the litter box. Once the pad gets wet, simply remove the tray and throw the soiled pad in the bin. You don't even have to touch the tablet. I then use hand sanitizer to clean the tray and put on a fresh pad that I spray with trash deodorant. I use some toilet deodorant, powder, or enzymes every time I scoop poop, which is every time the kitten poops. I also occasionally spray enzymes on the pads. No one in my house ever smells cat pee or other kitty litter odors. Some don't even know we have a cat until they see one. (Target has a large bottle of branded hand sanitizer for about $5, and yes, it's high in alcohol, but it's meant for a cat crate. I use Honest Co hand sanitizer for human hands.)