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Description:Cuteness Share on Facebook Anyone with a cat recognizes the strong familiar scent of ammonia lurking its way from the litter box. While the odor is less than desirable, ammonia from cat urine poses minimal risk for humans, as long as the litter box is kept clean and protective measures are taken to avoid exposure. When a cat's metabolism breaks down urea, it produces ammonia as a toxic waste eliminated through urine. A small amount of ammonia exposure to humans is common, as ammonia is also found in cleaners, textiles, woodworking, soil, air, water and other animal waste. Cat litter is absorbent enough to contain ammonia in clean litter boxes, but larger quantities that accumulate in unkempt conditions can pose some risk, especially to the elderly and young children, and persons with compromised immune systems or already developed respiratory ailments, like asthma.

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