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Clumping,or Non-Clumping...which For Your Fur Babies?
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I'm in the market for a new cat litter as the combo of Caspar and Amber means constant emptying of their donations. I don't mind if bit pricey,if it works. Also should be available online.
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I have no real preference - I did stop using the stuff that made loads of dust to see if it helped Frankie's asthma. I never went back to it.
I have the Tesco clumping one just now - there is nothing wrong with the litter itself, but it gets really heavy when wet.
I have mixed in some pellet stuff that I bought as well. So far they will use any cat litter and are not fussy.
I thought of teaching them to use the toilet but Merlin is pretty dim and would fall in. Frankie misses the litter tray when he pees so he would probably be just as bad with the toilet - cat wee on the toilet seat. :-(
I have the Tesco clumping one just now - there is nothing wrong with the litter itself, but it gets really heavy when wet.
I have mixed in some pellet stuff that I bought as well. So far they will use any cat litter and are not fussy.
I thought of teaching them to use the toilet but Merlin is pretty dim and would fall in. Frankie misses the litter tray when he pees so he would probably be just as bad with the toilet - cat wee on the toilet seat. :-(
I buy the wood pellet type - Pettex Pampuss is around £10 for a 30 Litre bag on Amazon. It neutralizes smells but to make doubly sure, I use a Cat It covered litter tray ! Helps to keep the pellets in the tray and the odd ones that do escape . turn to sawdust and are easily washed down the drain (their tray is in the bathroom -where else ?)
Pasta - I saw this and thought of you. http://
How are the felines getting on? Has Caspar sussed out there is another cat in the house?
How are the felines getting on? Has Caspar sussed out there is another cat in the house?
Neither these days - we have switched to the crystals which are a little more expensive, but are brilliant. The litter doesn't have to be changed so often, you just pick out the offending items. With 3 cats and 2 trays in the house, this has been a brilliant non-smelly solution for us. This sort of thing, from Jollyes, or similar from Tesco or Morrisons http://
Wolfie...lol...thanks for that. But I suspect dopey Caspar would fall in and get stuck:O
Two moggies are getting on much better...but they still have daily hissy spells.
Has anyone tried one called Worlds Best?? Quite expensive,but rave revues,and supposed to last ages.it would work out to be about 50p more per week than what I spend now...*if* it lasts as long as some claims.
Two moggies are getting on much better...but they still have daily hissy spells.
Has anyone tried one called Worlds Best?? Quite expensive,but rave revues,and supposed to last ages.it would work out to be about 50p more per week than what I spend now...*if* it lasts as long as some claims.
I use Worlds Best Cat Litter, eye wateringly expensive at £30 to 33 for 12.7 Kg multi cat formula bag, but it really is the best litter I have come across. It clumps into small bundles of wee and poo, neutralizes smells very efficiently and is very easy to clear out when you need to.
If you get it on subcription from Amazon the price goes down to £28 per bag.
If you get it on subcription from Amazon the price goes down to £28 per bag.
Wow Sue that is expensive.
The one I used was Bob Martin's Stayfresh (Anti Bacterial) Clumping Litter, £6.48 from Asda for a massive 20L bag - lasted me months! And I wouldn't have used it if it was rubbish.
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What an amazing price difference. Mine 32.4p/L Sue's £2.59/L. It would have to fetch itself from the shop, put itself in the litter tray, empty itself when used and dispose of itself for me to even consider paying that much. And then I wouldn't:-))
The one I used was Bob Martin's Stayfresh (Anti Bacterial) Clumping Litter, £6.48 from Asda for a massive 20L bag - lasted me months! And I wouldn't have used it if it was rubbish.
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What an amazing price difference. Mine 32.4p/L Sue's £2.59/L. It would have to fetch itself from the shop, put itself in the litter tray, empty itself when used and dispose of itself for me to even consider paying that much. And then I wouldn't:-))
If you're insisting that you want to buy online, then I can't help you.
However, with a proud mummy cat and four 4-month-old kittens, I've been using quite a lot of cat litter recently and I only ever buy the 'clumping' type. Further, as far as the big supermarkets are concerned, I can't find anyone to beat Morrison's Anti-Bacterial Clumping Litter at just £2.69 for 8 litres.
However, with a proud mummy cat and four 4-month-old kittens, I've been using quite a lot of cat litter recently and I only ever buy the 'clumping' type. Further, as far as the big supermarkets are concerned, I can't find anyone to beat Morrison's Anti-Bacterial Clumping Litter at just £2.69 for 8 litres.
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