Services

Cat waste removal in St. Louis, MO

Services that keep your home clean and odor-free with minimal effort.

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What we do

Choose the service that matches with your needs. Not sure? Request a quote and we’ll recommend the right plan.

Weekly Cat Waste Removal

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One-Time Box Swap

Some households truly value our service, but don’t benefit from an ongoing plan. If you need a temporary solution, then you just found your answer. With this option you can select a specific date for service.

Deodorizing & Sanitizing

We understand that cats can get pretty messy if they want to. This service is designed to swiftly undo the mess and bring you back to a fresh baseline before all the bad smells permanently settle in.

HOA & Community Cleanup

Common-area cat waste removal for neighborhoods and HOAs. Keep shared spaces clean and help support community standards.

Commercial Property Service

Cat waste removal for apartments, parks, and cat-friendly businesses. Reliable service that helps keep properties sanitary and welcoming.

Add-On: ‘Garage’ Photos & Notes

Optional visit notes and quick photos so you know your service was completed—great for busy homeowners and property managers.

FAQ

Common questions

Quick answers about scheduling, what’s included, and how we keep your litter areas sanitary.

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Trusted by busy cat owners & property managers

We focus on reliability, clear communication, and a cleaner Earth.

★★★★★

“The Litter Ghost is consistent and thorough. Our home stays clean week after week.”

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St. Louis Homeowner

Weekly service

★★★★★

“Fast quote, easy scheduling, and they show up when they say they will. Huge help.”

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Cat Owner

One-time cleanup + weekly

★★★★★

“Now our common areas look perfect, and we are no longer receiving complaints. Great partner for our community.”

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Property Manager

HOA / community service