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New Tidy Care Alert Cat Litter

New Tidy Care Alert Cat Litter

The newest offering from our Tidy Care range of litters, Tidy Care Alert is more than a litter - it's a health monitoring tool you can trust.

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Healthy Cats Are Happy Cats

Staying on top of your cat’s health is always a priority, and Tidy Care makes it even easier to monitor the health of your cat and get them the care they need. With color changing crystals, Tidy Care Alert is the tool you need to provide the care they deserve.

How Tidy Care Alert Works

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Highly absorbent, non-clumping crystals

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pH Detection Technology changes colors to help monitor cat health

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Low dust & lightweight

Long-lasting ammonia control

Long lasting ammonia control

How to Use Tidy Care Alert

Monitoring your cat’s health has never been easier! Just follow these simple steps:

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Start with a clean box. Fill with 2 to 3 inches of Alert.

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Within 2 hours of use, make note of the color of the litter granules. Repeat this step for 5 days and note the most common healthy color seen. This is your baseline.

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Monitor the granules’ color as needed, but keep in mind that the color can change throughout the day, particularly 1-2 hours after a cat eats.

Note: Colors outside of yellow to olive green are not considered viable baseline colors. If the litter color remains outside of a healthy range for longer than 2 days, schedule a trip to your veterinarian for a checkup.

Tidy Care Alert Color Guide

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Yellow to Olive Green

Normal or baseline shades range from yellow to olive green, and these are the most typical colors to see from Tidy Care Alert litter. (Within 1 to 2 hours after eating, the color may appear more blue/dark green but should return to your cat’s baseline color after.)

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Deep Yellow/Orange

Acidic urine is represented by colors ranging from a deep yellow to orange. Acidic urine may be associated with potential metabolic acidosis or kidney tubular acidosis.

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Blue/Dark Green

Alkaline urine is shown with granules ranging from blue to dark green. This type of urine may be associated with a potential urinary tract infection or elevated risk of struvite stone formation.

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Red

Red granules indicate the presence of blood, which could mean serious health concerns for your cat. If this color is shown in your cat’s litter, we recommend contacting your veterinarian immediately.

Alert’s Rave Reviews

Don’t just take Tidy’s word for it. See what some of our kitty clientele (and their humans) have to say about Tidy Care Alert.

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Great insight on my cat's health!

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"I often worry about their health because I know cats are good at hiding their ailments. This cat litter allows me to monitor them in between vet visits. Such a great tool for peace of mind!"

- kathym

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It really works

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"Does not mask odor, it just stops it. The color changing was amazing...I was skeptical, but it really works."

- cindyc1

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Great litter

*incentivized review

"This is something every cat owner should have. I have one cat that is diabetic. This litter really helps me keep tabs on her."

- angelam2

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Ready to Get Alert?

If you’re ready to pick up Tidy Care Alert, head to the link below to find Alert at stores near you.

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Put Your Cat First with Tidy Care

With Tidy Cats’ Tidy Care range of litters, you can show your cat just how much you care for them. Available in Alert or Tidy Care Comfort, we'll give you the tools you need to find the best way to care for your cat.

This litter is not a test to diagnose, cure, prevent, treat, or mitigate disease. Discuss color changes with your veterinarian.