Tips and Tricks

Pet Steps

The steps can be placed parallel to the bed giving your pet added security, a handrail, as they go up and down the steps. Also, placing them parallel to the bed, is a smaller footprint and doesn’t protrude so far into the room.

To teach your pup to use the steps:

Place a piece of Cooked Chicken Breast on the top step, allow the oil to penetrate the carpet. Allow your pet to eat the chicken, this will create a permanent memory to use the steps.

Enclosures

Off Gasing of any residual varnish fumes:

Place the enclosure or cabinet outside, in a garage or well ventilated area. Place a box of opened baking soda to absorb any fumes. Adding a fan turned on the enclosure will speed up the process.

BriWax:

If you are struggling with the odor of the enclosure, Using BriWax can seal in any odors.

Help Assembling Enclosure:

If you need assistance screwing in each screw, wax each screw first before starting. You can use, soap, candle wax or even Vasoline.

Cabinets:

If your cat is hesitant to use your new cedar cabinet, try keeping the cabinet door opened for a day or so to encourage use.

If your cabinet is urine saturated, try spraying PeeWhiz® on the wood to restore the cedar to it’s natural state.

How to assemble

Begin by using a screw gun to screw 4 long screws in the corners of the front panel and the back panel until the screws just start to protrude from the opposite side of the panel.

With the front panel facing towards you, place the left side panel in place and screw in the top and bottom screw. Repeat for right side. Fit the back panel in place flush with left and right panels and screw in remainil 4 screws. Locate the small holes in the center of the front and back panels and attach with small screws.