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Hello fellow feline friends;
We currently tend to four indoor only cats and have been adopted by an family of three (two boys and a girl) and another one who is unrelated all of whom live on the patio, in the storage shed, and in the disconnected laundry room. They have two friends who frequent the place in the evenings for dinner and coffee a few nights a week.
I live in Phoenix, AZ. It has been some years since my grass has died out and my yard turned to dirt. It needs more than just re-seeding and watering to get green again. That's not the issue. I recently had someone here to neaten up the yard, whack the weeds, etc. and he'd mentioned some parts of the 'yard' were 'pretty strong'. He advised against just watering it as it would just bring out the odor.
Basically my house is on a three-quarter acre litter box. Is there anything I could/should do to maintain some sort of detox to the soil? Our water is pretty bad, and I suspect that over my 25 years of being here, the more I watered, the more I 'poisoned' the ground with limey water.
Any advice would be a-purr-ciated.
Thanx.
We currently tend to four indoor only cats and have been adopted by an family of three (two boys and a girl) and another one who is unrelated all of whom live on the patio, in the storage shed, and in the disconnected laundry room. They have two friends who frequent the place in the evenings for dinner and coffee a few nights a week.
I live in Phoenix, AZ. It has been some years since my grass has died out and my yard turned to dirt. It needs more than just re-seeding and watering to get green again. That's not the issue. I recently had someone here to neaten up the yard, whack the weeds, etc. and he'd mentioned some parts of the 'yard' were 'pretty strong'. He advised against just watering it as it would just bring out the odor.
Basically my house is on a three-quarter acre litter box. Is there anything I could/should do to maintain some sort of detox to the soil? Our water is pretty bad, and I suspect that over my 25 years of being here, the more I watered, the more I 'poisoned' the ground with limey water.
Any advice would be a-purr-ciated.
Thanx.