Dr. Elsey's Litter Box Attractant - Ultra Litter Attractant - 20 oz Pouch - Feline Behavior Modification & Training Tool

I've had my cat(named Kitty) for 10 years so when he started using our house as a litter box I was pretty upset. I changed his litter all the time, re-arranged the furniture and he just kept peeing on everything: our couch, our dogs bed, his own bed, rugs, towels, xmas tree skirt. No item was in the same spot, he just wasn't peeing in his box although he was pooping in his box. He has had many urinary tract infections in the past so I know what to look for and he didn't have one. Since I have 15 month old twin daughters and refuse to let them grow up in a "cat pee" house we decided to take Kitty to our local shelter. After crying my eyes out all night, the next day I did ONE more search to try to fix his problem. On one of the websites someone mentioned using Precious Cat Ultra Litter Attractant so I immediatly went to Amazon to check out reviews. I told my husband that I wanted to order the product and give that a try before we took him to the pound.So here is EXACTLY what we did that fixed our cats problem1st-we ordered this Cat Attractant2nd-took him to the vet. He did not have a UTI or any other problems that would cause him to pee outside his box. My vet said to switch from our covered litter box to an open litter box because cats don't like being in an enclosed box. We just took the top off of the litter box and he said to empty all of the litter and clean the litter box with vinegar/water. He said that the idea situation would be to use dirt from outside because a cat would love it but there is no way to clean that so to get a natural type of litter. He said to clean the litter box everyday if we could, or every other day. Also to buy another litter box so we had 2.3rd-the Cat Attractant showed up and we had cleaned his box with the litter and put his old litter back in since we hadn't been to the store. I actually only sprinkled a little bit of this on top of his litter...I did NOT use anywhere near the amount the container says to use. I literally used about 1/4 cup or less-sprinkled on TOP of his litter. I kept one of his litter boxes where it had been and put another litter box in a new location. Within 10 minutes my cat was in the new location, sniffing and then scratching around the litter and he PEE'd in the box!4th-we got him some natural cat litterArm & Hammer Essentials Natural Clumping Litter, 10.5-Pounds it is really fine & natural clumping and has a nice smell. My cat really seemed to love that. And I've been scooping his box everynight or every other night. He's not pee'd outside of his litter box since.I definately think the Cat Attract helped to get him to his litter box and that the other things helped him to keep going to his litter box. I'm so Thankful that I decided to try this and did the other things because I love my Kitty.I really recommend the Arm & Hammer Natural litter as well. It is the best clumping litter I have ever used and my cat LOVES it. It also never smells like pee.

I was really skeptical of this but it actually worked great! my cat had a uti and was refusing to use the litter box, we got it cleared up but it then caused the behavioral problem of still not using the box, this almost immediately fixed that problem. As soon as I started mixing this in, she started using it again. You don’t have to use very much of it so it definitely lasts a long time. It does have a little bit of an earthy smell to it but it’s not overwhelming at all. I didn’t notice any changes to the functionality of the litter. Would purchase again if needed and would recommend to anyone who’s having problems with a cat not using their box.

I bought this to use when I bought an automatic cat litter box in case the cats didn't transition to the auto box from the regular manual litter box. I had a little trouble with one of my cats making the change, added this, and soon all cats made the transition to the automatic cat litter box. Whether it was this attractant that did the trick or not, Dr. Elsey's products are the best, the very best. I wouldn't use any litter than Dr. Elsey's. Period. It clumps rock hard and that makes it easy to scoop either by hand or with the automatic litter box.

This is mostly catnip, so buy the cheaper catnip. It also made no difference for our cats, but it obviously works for others. I found it to be expensive for what it is.

Found this stuff after doing an internet search to find out why one of our long time house cats suddenly decided to find a place to pee other than the litter box. For obvious reasons that behavior had to be stopped immediately. We have two indoor cats and three litter boxes (followed the "rule" - one for each cat plus one more) that are scooped out every day. I *very* happy to report that the misbehaving cat is back to using the litter boxes again and zero issues going anywhere else. Success! We did two things: 1) replaced our current boxes with LARGE, DEEP litter pans and filled them very full, 4-5" deep, with litter. Used Nature's Miracle clumping and 2) sprinkled this cat litter attractant into each pan and mixed with the litter.The cat with issues started returning to use to the litter pans after we set up the new large ones, this was a couple days before the attractant arrived. However just to be sure we added this attractant the day it was delivered. I have to say, the day the attractant was added both cats became much more interested in the upstairs pan - which previously was rarely used even before the avoidance issue started (not sure why, but the cats just always liked the two basement pans better). So while it could have been the new pans that helped get the one cat back to using the pans, I have to say that this stuff definitely got both cats using the upstairs pan more often.So for that reason I would recommend this as a litter attractant.The product states to use it with specific cat litter and lists the litter to NOT use it with - e.g. perfumed litters, corn, paper, to name a few. We didn't use it with the recommended litter brand and it seemed to work as an attractant just the same. Not sure if that would be the case for everyone, but that was our experience.Also, the bottle was larger than I expected - so there is plenty of attractant in this 20 ounce bottle. I sealed the container up in a ziplock type bag to store it.As a side note, even though I've owned cats my whole life I can see now why the litter box issue probably developed with the larger cat. Mainly, the pans were too small and not deep enough for the cat to bury everything completely. I figured with cleaning them out every day pan size wouldn't be a problem and these were standard size pans. Well, apparently after awhile it did become a problem.The large pans we have now are about twice the size of our biggest cat and are filled very deep with enough litter that the cats can actually bury their business deep enough that it's not even visible from the top. The only way we even know the cats have been to the pan is their paw prints in the litter. With cleaning them out once a day everything's stayed nice and clean - cats are happy and we're happy.