Stop Changing Cat Litter
Get A Chill Loving Cat
Bacteria Ferment Urine,
Causing Odor
Fermented Urine Changes Cats
Litter Glitter Blocks Fermentation, Stopping Odor At The Source
So You Can Stop Changing Cat Litter So Often
and You Get A More Confident and Loving Cat
CATS PURR-FUR IT
We tested it
• Works With Any Cat Litter
•Also No Litter Box Pest
• No Flies, Fleas, Ants, Roaches, Gnats, or Toxoplasma Gondii
Cinnamon Calming and Fermentation Blocking
Makes The Biggest Jerk Way More Affectionate
90-DAY GUARANTEE
If it doesn't stop urine fermentation.
If your cat isn't noticeably more affectionate.
If you're not thrilled with the odor control.
Return it for a full refund.
Win Your Cat’s Heart at the Litter Box.
Join Thousands Who Stopped Urine Fermentation and Got a Chill, Loving Cat
"I save a ton of money on cat litter. I use two scoops every time I change the litter, and the litter box stays fresh for like two months. ”
– Jamale, Dallas, TX
"I add one scoop to my hemp cat litter. The litter lasts about a month and a half. I smell absolutely nothing — even in the summer."
– Liz, Sacramento, CA
"My cat was going to the bathroom outside the litter box. I followed the Litter Glitter instructions, and it completely fixed the problem. Thank you!"
– Tyler, Covington, GA
"I keep my litter box in my bedroom. Litter Glitter has made all the difference. No more pee smell at all.”
– Emily, Deerfield, CT
Still Not Convinced?
"I don't have a litter box problem."
"I enjoy changing cat litter every two weeks."
Are you sure? Ask someone who doesn’t live with you.
You still can… you just won’t need to. Litter Glitter keeps litter fresh for months by stopping urine odor before it starts.
Try it for 30% off. One bag lasts up to 6 months, so you’ll buy less litter, clean less often, and stop living with urine odor.
"It's too expensive."
I don’t want to switch cat litter
Works with any cat litter. You will not have to buy as much cat litter, wash the litter box, and the litter box will last longer.
"I have a dog."
Litter Glitter is the perfect gift for anyone you know with a cat.
Figure 1. Urease converts urea into ammonia, and cysteine-conjugate β-lyase converts felinine into 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol. These two bacterial reactions are responsible for the strong odor that develops after urine sits in the litter box.
The cinnamon bark may also directly reduce urine odor by reducing the concentration of thiols responsible for urine odor. Thiols can readily react with unsaturated aldehydes at room temperature [1]. We believe the cinnamaldehyde and 2-methoxy cinnamaldehyde in cinnamon bark react with thiols, transforming them into non-odorous compounds to alleviate urine odor (Figure 2).
When cinnamon bark powder is mixed with boric acid under high-speed conditions, the mixture’s ability to prevent ammonia formation increases to more than double the inhibitory effect of either component alone.
WHAT LITTER GLITTER DOES?
Litter Glitter makes cats more affectionate by reducing litter box stress.
Litter Glitter creates a calming olfactory environment around the litter box, making a stressful chore that your cat does up to five times a day into an enjoyable experience.
Litter Glitter is a powder added to cat litter that prevents urine smell and releases a calming cinnamon scent. This transformation reduces stress and leads to a more loving cat.
THE SCIENCE OF LASTING FRESHNESS
Feline urine odor is driven primarily by ammonia and by the thiol compound 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol. Freshly voided urine contains negligible amounts of ammonia or 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol and is therefore essentially odorless. Instead, fresh urine contains large amounts of urea and felinine, which later break down into ammonia and 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol after the urine sits in the litter box and ferments.
The enzyme urease converts urea into ammonia, while the enzyme cysteine-conjugate β-lyase converts felinine into 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol (Figure 1). These enzymes are produced by bacteria in the litter box, introduced from feces and from the surrounding litter box environment. These enzymatic reactions generate the strong, persistent odor associated with litter boxes and contribute to aversive cat behaviors and inappropriate elimination.
Litter Glitter is designed to inhibit both urease and cysteine-conjugate β-lyase, preventing the formation of ammonia and 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-1-ol. By blocking both enzymes, Litter Glitter prevents the initial formation of feline urine odor before it occurs.
INFORMATION FOR VETERINARIANS
Figure 2. Cinnamaldehyde reacts with a thiol, such as the released odor-causing 3-mercapto-3 methylbutan-1-ol to transform the thiol into a less obnoxious-smelling molecule.
LITTER GLITTER IS DIFFERENT
Other odor-control approaches for litter boxes rely on perfumes that attempt to mask odor or adsorbents that try to capture odor after it has already formed. Masking or absorbing odor is a less effective strategy for true odor control. Litter Glitter stops urine odor at the molecular level, before it starts.
THE SCIENCE OF CAT CALMNESS WITH CINNAMON
Pure cinnamon bark offers two benefits: it calms cats and, as described above, prevents odors.
Cinnamon bark contains compounds that may influence feline behavior—similar to how some cats react to scents like catnip or silvervine. For example, up to 70% of cats find catnip stimulating, while cats perceive cinnamon bark as calming.
Some zoos have studied the use of cinnamon bark to reduce anxiety. In studies, hay balls filled with cinnamon lowered anxiety—measured by repetitive pacing—in cheetahs and tigers more than hay balls filled with catnip [2, 3]. The cheetahs and tigers also interacted more with the cinnamon hay balls than with the catnip ones [2]. Cats, including lynx, jaguars, and oncillas, seem to find the scent of cinnamon bark calming.
Litter Glitter introduces a new scent into your cat’s most private space at a time when your cat is most alert—during bathroom use. Litter Glitter is designed to help your cat associate the litter box with calmness rather than alertness and stress. This passive conditioning creates a more peaceful experience for your cat, leading to a more confident, loving feline.
You won't find pure cinnamon bark in any other cat litter additive.
WHAT TO DO ABOUT POOP SMELL
Poop smells. No matter what other products claim, there’s no way to completely block or absorb poop odor. To eliminate poop odor, you need to scoop it away. Adult cats poop once or twice a day.
That said, Litter Glitter can dramatically reduce poop odor by making your cat more likely to cover their poop. Because Litter Glitter keeps urine fresh and makes the box more attractive, it can encourage scratching and digging—making your cat more likely to cover poop until you have time to scoop.
CLEANER AIR, FEWER PESTS, FRESHER HOME
Litter Glitter also helps keep your whole home cleaner. Bacteria, mold, and fungi can use ammonia and organic waste from decaying urine to grow. An unclean litter box can also attract insects like flies, gnats, ants, and roaches. With Litter Glitter, there are no insects in the litter box.
When your cat licks its paws or cuddles up with you on your bed or sofa, Litter Glitter gives you extra peace of mind that you’ve helped keep your cat and its environment as clean as possible.
By using Litter Glitter, you help support your whole household’s well-being.
INGREDIENTS
Mixed with high energy to form a covalent supramolecular structure.
CINNAMON BARK: Pure cinnamon bark has a calming and attractive effect on your cat.
COPPER SULFATE: Works with the cinnamon bark to trap sulfur compounds in the litter box before they cause odor.
BORIC ACID: Blocks the bacterial enzymes that turn odorless urea into pungent ammonia.