Enzymes are pretty amazing, they are everywhere in nature. Where they become particularly useful for a cat owner are when they remove cat and kitty litter odors. Instead of having to put in a whole bunch of elbow grease, these awesome odor fighters do all the work for you, but what exactly is an enzyme?

An Enzyme is a biological catalyst. It speeds up the natural breakdown of a biological substance, sometimes by more than 1 million times the normal rate. This means that if the right enzyme is found that breaks down cat and kitty litter odor, then you can use that enzyme to catalyze the odor and break it down, and this means no more odor.

How are enzymes made? It's pretty hard to explain the details of it in plain English, but the main thing to note is that they are made by cells. Certain cells make certain enzymes.

If you're wondering what the best enzyme based cat and kitty litter odor remover product is, it is arguably "Natures Miracle Just For Cats". This products has some pretty rave reviews all over the web, go to Amazon.com and get yourself a bottle, it's cheap ($5) and easy to use.

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Home Made Cat And Kitty Litter Odor Remover, Is It Worth It?

So you have a choice in your cat or kitty litter odor removing needs : Buy a commercial product specifically created to wipe odor off the face of the planet, or create your own home made rememdy. The main question is: which is better? Well from searching the internet both the home made remedy, and the best cat and kitty litter odor remover has awesome reviews, so looks like they're tied up in that category... What about price? Well this is where it gets tricky.

Home made cat and kitty litter odor removers CAN be cheap if you already have all of the ingredients on hand, however if you need to buy even ONE of the ingredients, then it's probably a safer bet just to go out and buy a commercial odor remover.

Let's take a look at the ingredient list of one very good home remedy:

Baking Soda
White Vinegar
Dishwashing Detergent
3 % Hydrogen Peroxide

If you are missing one of these it can cost from 2-5 dollars to get that product to complete your home made product. However if you go to amazon.com, and do a search for "Natures Miracle Just For Cats" you can get a spray bottle for $5 or you can get 128 oz's for $20. So you'll be better off just getting the commercial product, it will save you time, money, and allow you to focus on more important things.

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Top 3 Ways To Get Rid Of Kitty Litter Odor

Cat and kitty litter odor is some of the most difficult household odors to completly remove. The reason is because cat urine has uric acid in it. Uric acid, when it crystalizes, is very difficult to remove, it creates a strong bond to whatever material it is on, and it does not dissolve in water. So how to you get rid of this smell? Well here are the top 3 ways to get rid of kitty litter odor.

3) Baking Soda

Baking soda is a base, and uric acid is.... an acid. So when the two of them meet, they neutralize eachother. So what you can do is sprinkle some baking soda on the bottom of you kitty litter tray, this way if any pee gets through the litter, you have a buffer zone to soak up and neutralize the odor.

2) Natures Miracle Just For Cats

Technology has brought us computers, sliced bread.... and odor eating enzymes. These enzymes speed up the time it takes for uric acid to break down. That is exactly what "Natures Miracle Just For Cats" does, so all you need to do is spray this stuff on any "accident" spot, and let it do the work, it destroys the odor, and leaves your house smelling fresh.

1) Fresh Wave Odor Neutralizer

The best kind of cat and kitty litter odor remover is the one that works the best, and requires the least amount of work. That's where fresh wave odor neutralizer comes in. All you need to do is open up the container and let it soak up all the cat and kitty litter odor. It's best used in your kitty litter room, and in confined stinky spaces.

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