Some Litter May Aggravate Cat Respiratory Problems
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Some Litter May Aggravate Cat Respiratory Problems
Summary:
It's allergy season not just for humans, but also for our feline friends. Household irritants can trigger allergies and worsen conditions like feline asthma, even in indoor cats.
Article:
Allergy season affects more than just people; even indoor cats can suffer from household irritants that trigger allergies and exacerbate respiratory issues such as feline asthma.
One hidden allergen may be lurking in your cat's litter box. Dust from traditional clumping litters can irritate a cat's respiratory tract, causing symptoms like sneezing, wheezing, and coughing. For cats diagnosed with feline asthma, removing this potential irritant is essential.
Feline asthma is a chronic respiratory disease. The American Animal Hospital Association explains that "Cats experience the same airway spasms and muscle contractions that lead to acute breathing difficulties as humans. The dust from conventional cat litter can trigger symptoms in asthmatic cats."
Consequently, more pet owners are opting for clay-free alternative litters like Swheat Scoop Natural Wheat Litter.
Swheat Scoop is a unique clumping litter made entirely from naturally processed wheat. It contains no clay, chemicals, or fragrances, and doesn't create dust clouds when poured, making it ideal for cats with sensitive respiratory systems.
This litter's natural wheat enzymes effectively eliminate litter box odors, while its wheat starches form solid clumps, easily flushed without harming sewer or septic systems. These features make Swheat Scoop a natural choice for cat owners concerned about their pet's respiratory health.
Swheat Scoop is available at Petco, PETsMART, Target, Whole Foods, Wild Oats, and other top grocery, neighborhood pet, and natural food stores.
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