I Almost Lost My Cat Because of His Litter Box

Oliver, three months after his release from the emergency vet. Photograph courtesy of the author.

Be honest, how long does your cat's waste actually sit in that box before you scoop?

An hour? Three? Overnight while you sleep? All day while you're at work?

That smell you've gotten used to? That's ammonia. A toxic gas that starts forming within minutes of your cat using the box. Not hours. Minutes.

Straight into their lungs. 4, 5, 6 times a day.

And it gets worse.

Ammonia slowly damages your cat's lungs, kidneys, and bladder. Every single day. Silently. For years.

The vet told me it's one of the leading causes of urinary blockages in indoor cats.

And urinary blockages kill.

My vet said the only real fix was a self-cleaning litter box. One that removes waste the second my cat walks out.

So I started researching. For Oliver. I couldn't lose him again.

But every one on the market is a closed box. Your cat has to squeeze into a tight enclosed space just to pee.

Would you use the bathroom locked in a box every day?

Neither would your cat.

And they cost $700+. Seven hundred dollars for a box vets warn causes long term anxiety, hiding, and peeing outside the box.

I couldn't put Oliver through that. I kept looking.

Then I found the Suite.

It never closes.

The top stays open. Always. Your cat can walk in and out whenever they want. It's physically impossible for your cat to get stuck.

Oliver walked up to it on day one and used it like he'd had it his whole life.

I cried a little. I'm not going to lie. I was so relieved.

At Oliver's follow-up my vet told me something I can't stop thinking about:

"Every day a cat spends around ammonia is a day of exposure you can't take back."

If you're reading this, your cat is breathing it right now. Tonight. Tomorrow.

I waited too long with Oliver. Please don't wait with yours.

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