Biolant BM Controls Pet Cat Odors

A pet owner successfully eliminated pet cat odors using Biolant beneficial microorganism (BM) concentrate. The pet owner takes care of nine cats - seven adults and two kittens - that are housed in a room outside the main house. The cats roam during the day. At night time, the owner confines them in their room that is provided with a litter box and sheets of newspaper beside it.

Cat Odor Problem

Unfortunately, the cats didn't learn to use the litter box and soiled the floor instead. So every morning, cat poop is collected and the room cleaned with a bleach solution.

Overtime, this cleaning regimen gave rise to bad odors. It reached a point where the room had to be cleaned twice daily to lessen the foul odors. But even with that, the room still emitted foul odors a couple of hours after cleaning with bleach solution.

Biolant Solution Eliminates Odors

The pet owner decided to replace the bleach solution with Biolant solution. The twice daily cleaning regimen was continued for two weeks. On the third week, the owner returned to once-a-day cleaning. This is still the cleaning chore followed until today.

Now, the pet owner wishes to experiment with a 4 times a week cleaning program. Clearly, here is one satisfied user of Biolant BM Concentrate.

Controlling Foul Pet Odors - Case # 02

My second case for pet odor control is an upcoming cardiologist who owns five adult Pomeranians.

The dogs stay in their cages practically the whole day. They do not regularly receive a bath. Everyday, the househelp just hose the cages with tap water until the animal waste end up in the garage drain. The cages and dogs are left to dry.

Foul pet odors developed because of this insufficient cleaning regimen. In fact, a pedestrian detects foul pet odors several meters before reaching the cardiologist's home. Luckily, the house is in a still-isolated area within the subdivision, the nearest neighbor being a block away.

The doctor wishes to try the effectivity of bioloant bm concentrate.

I have discussed a 30-day program for odor control that will start on Thursday, Feb. 4. This involves demonstrating the preparation and use of biolant bm to his househelp. The program also includes teaching the househelp in extending biolant bm concentrate. This is to ensure that biolant bm will be used according to label intructions.

I shall post feedback after the 30-day program.

Controlling Foul Pet Odors - Case # 01

My first sample case for odor control is a proprietor of a pet food store. He owns more than five small dogs of various breeds. He also has pigeons housed in a walk-in bird coop.

The daily cleaning regimen is simple. The cleaner collects dog excreta using a broomstick and dust pan. He transfers the dog poop in a plastic bag which is sealed tightly. After this, he splashes water onto the cages and floors while using the broomstick to clean out remaining wastes. Finally, the floors and cages are left to dry.

For the pigeons, pans lined with old newspapers were installed at the bottom of the bird coop to facilitate the weekly collection of manure. Once manure is collected and disposed, he washes the pans with water. The pan is sun-dried and lined with old newspapers before being returned to the bird coop.

I gave the proprietor a bottle (1Liter) of biolant bm concentrate. Following the instructions on the label, he added biolant bm concentrate to his cleaning water. After two weeks of continous use, the proprietor noticed that foul odors were greatly reduced especially in the bird coop.

By February, biolant bm concentrate will be available for sale in his store.