Replacement Carbon Filter Set for Catit Litter Box by Hagen — 2 pieces (MPN 52726)

Hagen Replacement Carbon Filter Set for Catit Litter Box — two activated charcoal filters designed to reduce odors in household litter areas. These replacement filters fit compatible Catit litter box models and function as consumable parts that capture and neutralize ammonia and other odor-causing compounds from used litter. The set contains two identical carbon inserts intended for periodic replacement to maintain consistent odor control and hygiene.

Advantages

The activated charcoal material provides adsorption of volatile compounds, helping to limit unpleasant smells without adding fragrances. Filters are compact and lightweight, enabling straightforward handling and quick replacement. Using genuine replacement filters designed for Catit-compatible housings helps preserve the intended airflow and filtration performance of the litter box system.

Suitable for

• Catit-compatible covered litter boxes that accept replaceable carbon filters
• Households seeking passive odor reduction in litter areas
• Routine maintenance and hygiene for multi-cat or single-cat homes

Key specifications

• Contents: 2 activated charcoal filters
• Material: activated carbon media in a fitted housing
• Function: passive adsorption of odors and volatile compounds
• Compatibility: designed for Catit litter box models that accept replaceable carbon cartridges
• Installation: press-fit or slot-in replacement format for compatible housings

How to use

Remove the used filter from the litter box housing according to the litter box manufacturer’s instructions and dispose of it as standard household waste. Insert a new carbon filter into the designated slot or compartment, ensuring a secure fit and unobstructed airflow. Check the filter seating after closing the litter box cover. Replace filters at regular intervals based on household conditions, number of cats, and the level of odor control required.

Usage recommendations

Replace filters routinely — for typical single-cat households consider checking monthly and for multi-cat homes consider more frequent replacement. Keep spare filters on hand to ensure continuous odor control. Do not attempt to wash or regenerate used activated carbon filters; replace them with new units to maintain effectiveness.