Fresh Step Crystals Health Monitor Cat Litter - 7lbs

Cats are a mystery, but their health shouldnt be. Now you can easily monitor your cats health and detect potential illness early with color-changing cat litter from Fresh Step. Designed to be a proactive partner in your cats health, Fresh Step Crystals Health Monitoring Litter changes colors when it detects irregularities in your cats urine pH, which could indicate health issues like UTIs, bladder stones, and acidosis. Color changes are instant and easy to interpret; simply reference the color scale on the package to find out what they could mean. For more help interpreting your cats urinary health online, scan the QR code on the package for FREE access to the Fresh Step Crystals Health Monitoring Litter online tool. In addition to its unique pH indicator, this lightweight, unscented cat litter offers the same great benefits and quality you trust from Fresh Step, including powerful 30-day odor control*. To use, simply scoop the solids and stir litter daily for maximum performance. *With Ammonia Block Technology

Usage Directions: Fill litter box with at least 1-2 inches of Fresh Step Crystals Health Monitoring Litter. Scoop solids and stir litter daily for maximum performance. Dump and refill every 20-30 days or as needed. Do not flush. To introduce litter, place a new litter box of crystals next to your current one, OR mix crystals with your current litter for a few days before the switch. Once your cat accepts Fresh Step Crystals Health Monitoring Litter, we do not recommend continuing to mix it with other litters.

Caution Statements: This product does not replace a health diagnosis from a licensed veterinarian, but will help monitor and detect variances in your cats urine by indicating pH levels and showing the visible presence of blood. For optimal performance, store and use in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal bag after use.



Toxoplasmosis Warning: We would like to remind our customers, especially pregnant women and immunosuppressed persons, that cat feces can sometimes transmit a disease called toxoplasmosis.