I'm sure you'll get a lot of different answers to this one - but I
simply cannot abide scoopable liter. To me the smell is
reprehensible and I just do not want to dig in the poo all the
time. On the other hand - I know people who wouldn't use anything
else. I like (and the kids like) just the plain clay type
litter...maybe add some baking soda. I sometimes buy Tidy Cats
for Multiple cats. I use liter box liners to make changing a
breeze and use the large litter boxes with lids. (we go through over
80lbs of litter a week). People say you would never know I had
eight cats in the house because you just don't smell it.
Use what works best for you and your baby,
elizabeth
Use what works best for you and your baby,
elizabeth
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Sent: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 2:05 PM
Subject: Question #4: Litter
OK...here's another one! :)
What
kind of litter do you all think is best? I don't mean brand
necessarily, but...should I be using a clay or a crystal
(expensive!)...or should I go with something natural like wheat or corn
or cedar? I have to say that I'm not a huge fan of the dust that
comes with clay. But I do appreciate the clumping factor and the
odor elimination.
I've
done a little research on clay and it sounds like the debate about it's
negative effects is pretty heated...with experts on both sides. I
don't want to take the whole "natural/holistic" thing too far if it's
not necessary (and my budget's already starting to stretch a bit thin,
so I gotta be careful there, too). But if clay really could be
harmful to Slinky, I don't want to use it.
What
are your thoughts? What do you use? My natural pet food
store owner has several natural litters...but said she has to use a
clay because it's the only thing her cats will use. Please
advise! THANKS!!!
MJ
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