The National Self-Reported Well-being Survey (ENBIARE) by Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) found that 69.8% of Mexican households live with companion animals, totaling approximately 80 million pets. ^[1] A report by Purina indicates that 74% of dog owners would be willing to bring their pet to work if the opportunity existed. ^[2] Residential developments are increasingly incorporating dog recreation areas, green zones, water stations, and flexible materials to accommodate pets without sacrificing comfort. ^[3] The Mexican pet products and care market reached a value of 5,661.9 million dollars and is projected to exceed 8,500 million dollars by 2034, according to estimates by IMARC Group. ^[4] AniCura España suggests using white vinegar diluted in water to remove difficult stains and neutralize bad odors, strictly avoiding chlorine or ammonia due to their irritating vapors for the cat's respiratory system. ^[5] Purina, a specialized portal in animal nutrition and care, states that constant maintenance of the litter box is determinant for the physical and emotional well-being of the pet and prevents the proliferation of bacteria in the home. ^[6] Specialists recommend performing an integral wash to eliminate intense aromas and achieve optimal cleanliness, which involves emptying the container completely, using mild detergents, and adequate disinfection that respects the animal's sense of smell. ^[7] The FMVZ of UNAM advises filtering solids and clumped lumps at least once or twice a day to prevent bacterial accumulation. ^[8]