
Why Dovelka
Everything that ends "that smell" and keeps it gone.
Vets See This Every Day.
Cat urine breaks down into ammonia — a gas that irritates airways, sits heavier than air, and collects at the level your cat sits at all day. It's the same reason vet clinics run ionizers in their boarding rooms.
The Molecular Cleanse
Sprays don't remove smell. They add another layer on top of it. Candles die in a week. HEPA filters catch dust but let odor walk right through — gas molecules are a thousand times smaller than what a filter can grab.
Everyone Can Smell It. You Can't.
Nose blindness is real. About three weeks after you got the cat, your brain stopped registering the smell. Your guests' brains didn't. Neither did the date you brought home, the friend who's suddenly always busy on Tuesdays, or the coworker who mentioned your sweater.
The Results Speak For Themselves
FAQ
Can I run it while I sleep?
Can I run it while I sleep?
Yes. Dovelka runs continuously at 20dB — quieter than a whisper. Many customers plug one in the bedroom and never think about it again.
Is it safe for my cat?
Is it safe for my cat?
Yes. Dovelka runs at 20dB (below a whisper), has no chemicals or heat, and is certified low-ozone — well below CARB's residential threshold. Safe by sleeping cats. Many customers place a unit within a foot of the litter box.
How does Dovelka work?
How does Dovelka work?
Dovelka releases 50 million negative ions per cubic centimeter. Those ions do two things: they chemically break down ammonia and VOCs from the litter box into odorless water vapor, and they pull airborne odor molecules out of your breathing zone via gravity. Not masked. Not filtered. Broken apart at the source.
How many units do I need?
How many units do I need?
One per room where cat odor is generated or trapped. Typical 1-cat apartment: 2 units. Multi-cat homes: one additional unit per extra litter box. Larger homes: 4–6 units for full coverage.
What size space does it cover?
What size space does it cover?
Each Dovelka covers a typical room — up to about
350 sq ft. For most standard bedrooms, living rooms,
or small studios, one unit near the litter box is
enough.
Larger homes or 3+ cats: one unit per room, or one
per litter box. Bipolar ions don't pass through
walls or solid doors — that's why per-room
placement matters more than raw square footage.