If your cat uses one litter box, you will need an additional litter box to put out for your cat while

      we clean the dirty one. If you have two litter boxes out at once, you will need four for the 

      service. This will allow the needed boxes to use while others are put out for service. 

      Service frequency is really best decided upon by you. It depends how often you feel you need a 

      complete change-out of the litter, and/or scrubbing, disinfecting, and deodorizing of your litter 

      box. 

      The cost for our kitty litter service varies. The factors that go into the price include the type of cat

      litter you would like us to use, whether you have your own boxes or we are providing them, the 

      frequency of your cleanings, and the number of boxes that we are cleaning. 

      No. We do not need to enter your home and there is no need to be home when we come by to 

      clean your box. Simply leave your dirty litter box in our agreed location. Our litter boxes all have 

      lids that snap securely on top so even if it is raining, the inside of the clean litter box will stay dry. 

      The snap-on lids also protect your litter box from being disturbed by outside animals. 

      Absolutely.  We DO NOT reuse or recycle litter boxes for the health and safety of your cat.   

      Customers that purchase a litter box from us always receive a new one. 

       No because all the cleaning is done at your home. We never remove boxes from the premises, 

       so there is no chance of a mix-up occurring. We do this to ensure a safe and healthy environment 

       for your cat.

      Two types of cat litter are available to you. It’s your choice. Standard clay litter, or a premium 

      litter option which is all natural and environmentally friendly. 

      If you have multiple cats we recommend service at least twice a week.

      To clean and disinfect the box we use a 1:10 bleach-to-water solution recommended by   

      veterinarian surgeons that kill viruses, germs, and bacteria and is still safe for your cats and 

      family.