Litter

[Jacq]

Oh gosh, Alisha, I have no idea. I wouldn't flush it.

 

[Breheart]

My breeder used Feline Pine, so I used the same when Keljin came home.. I was so sick of it, being hard to clean as it would turn into dust when it got wet, and I am not fond of having to dump whole trays of litter out to clean what is underneath. Also it smelled TERRIBLE.

I switched to World's Best after the first month, and have been in love ever since. The smell is much better, and I like that it is flushable. Much easier to clean up!

 

[AundreaLea]

I use WBCL and love it! Flush everything into the toilet. Also necessary to have a flushable litter because I am training my boys to use a human toilet using the Litter Kwitter

We're in the processing of training our boys to use the human toilet as well. We've using an alumimum roasting pans (half size). We in the process of raising up the pans right now. But I did place on in one toilet bowl (we have three on the main floor) and some one used it!

 

[F1hybrids]

I will never use pine pellets again. My cats got sooooooo confused by the pellets. Although if the cats will use them they are efficient. The cheapest solution is $9.00 Paws & Claws clumping litter 40 pound box available only at Tractor supply store it is a clumping litter so you should not use it with kittens that have not learned not to eat litter.

I did a price chart on using clumping verse non-clumping. Although the non-clumping is cheaper per bag it has a shorter life span, smells horrible and weighs more. It cost the same to buy the clumping kind if you get it at a decent price.

Ps. you mist them down and your going to have "Litter box confetti"

 

[admin]

I am going to try out a couple of different brands and will add this one to the list...

 

[F1hybrids]

Kitty's will thank you for it Paige!

 

[admin]

right now I use World's Best mixed with nature's Miracle and they are ok with it...but it is EXPENSIVE!!! So $9 sounds good to me, Michelle

 

[F1hybrids]

I know, so few options. Honestly I am happy with it so far. Decent enough for the price. I go through enough cat litter that I should be able to give some advise!

 

[Arline]

I will never use pine pellets again. My cats got sooooooo confused by the pellets. Although if the cats will use them they are efficient. The cheapest solution is $9.00 Paws & Claws clumping litter 40 pound box available only at Tractor supply store it is a clumping litter so you should not use it with kittens that have not learned not to eat litter.

I did a price chart on using clumping verse non-clumping. Although the non-clumping is cheaper per bag it has a shorter life span, smells horrible and weighs more. It cost the same to buy the clumping kind if you get it at a decent price.

Ps. you mist them down and your going to have "Litter box confetti"

How is it on dust? I use a combo and it's great for odor control but terrible on dust. :-(

 

[F1hybrids]

Very little dust, forgot to mention that. Very little. Can be used inside. Its great stuff. Just converted a friend to it after much picking on her to do it, she has thanked me four time! Seriously at least the $9 buck to try it once.