No Next Item No Next Conference Can't Favor Can't Forget Item List Conference Home Entrance    Help
View Responses


Grex Pets Item 38: Clumps, or no clumps?
Entered by carla on Fri May 5 18:08:40 UTC 2000:

This is an item for the discussion of different types of kitty litter, what
you use, which one you prefer, and why?  Is cost a factor? Clean up?

21 responses total.



#1 of 21 by scott on Fri May 5 19:08:59 2000:

I use the scooping kind, and I buy whatever I can get in the big 28 # boxes
cheap.


#2 of 21 by mooncat on Sat May 6 06:28:34 2000:

I like that Papurr stuff (made from recycled paper) cause it's 
flushable. :)  Makes my life that much easier.  Clumps well too.


#3 of 21 by carla on Sat May 6 23:03:56 2000:

I highly reccomend the scilica gel pearly litter.
You can literally ingore it for a month and it doesn't smell.


#4 of 21 by mooncat on Sun May 7 01:40:14 2000:

Would be kind of hard to do that with three cats. <grins>


#5 of 21 by jiffer on Sun May 7 03:10:52 2000:

I love my new litter maid... it rocks!


#6 of 21 by iggy on Tue Jun 27 17:40:58 2000:

i generally use the arm&hammer unscented super scoop.


#7 of 21 by slynne on Wed Jun 28 11:52:36 2000:

I just use generic clay litter. 


#8 of 21 by happyboy on Wed Jun 28 15:06:27 2000:

i just throw the turds into the baby's crib.





#9 of 21 by rcurl on Wed Jun 28 16:02:18 2000:

I've been stuffing them down woodchuck holes. I don't have cats
myself, so my duaghter is brining them back from a cat sitting job.
The idea comes from a document about the biology of woodchucks and
how to discourage them around your residence. However, I am not in the
market for an increased supply (before you ask....).


#10 of 21 by mooncat on Wed Jun 28 17:44:20 2000:

Awww c'mon... the more the merrier.

The papurr stuff has annoyed me, so we're back to clumping Tidy Cat...


#11 of 21 by gypsi on Wed Jun 28 18:03:22 2000:

Is that what we're naming the new cat?


#12 of 21 by mooncat on Wed Jun 28 21:20:11 2000:

Uh... is there something you're not telling me? ;)


#13 of 21 by carla on Tue Jul 25 16:53:09 2000:

the one problem that I face with the scilica gel litter is that it
tracks, and when it tracks there's like a gadzillion bb's on my
bathroom floor.  They now have "reduced tracking" litter pearls, but I 
dunno.  I won'der if you can make scilica gel into little squares instead
of little beads that fucken roll everywhere.  Other that that, it's the best
litter that I have ever used.


#14 of 21 by rcurl on Tue Jul 25 17:21:16 2000:

Crushed silica gel is an available product, and is like sand, not BBS But
it is a commercial product, and I don't know if it is available in the
'consumer' market. 



#15 of 21 by carla on Wed Jul 26 06:55:19 2000:

if it were that would rule.  Are there any health related matters with the
dust?  I'll bet that you can buy industrial grade crushed scilica for a lot
less than freaking $8 a bag.  (I usually get my litter for free, but it's
still expensive...)


#16 of 21 by rcurl on Wed Jul 26 16:26:30 2000:

Silicate dusts are bad news (silicosis). I don't know about silica get -
an MSDS would say. 



#17 of 21 by rcurl on Wed Jul 26 17:18:23 2000:

How do zeolites serve as litter? 


#18 of 21 by jiffer on Wed Jul 26 17:51:16 2000:

I will stickk to my clumpjng and the litter maid.. which makes it soo much
easier to clean anyways


#19 of 21 by carla on Thu Aug 24 17:44:47 2000:

well I'm worried now that my litter is bad for my cat.


#20 of 21 by mooncat on Thu Aug 24 18:05:11 2000:

What cat litter do you use?


#21 of 21 by carla on Thu Sep 14 17:27:00 2000:

the scillica gel litter pearls.

Response not possible - You must register and login before posting.

No Next Item No Next Conference Can't Favor Can't Forget Item List Conference Home Entrance    Help

- Backtalk version 1.3.30 - Copyright 1996-2006, Jan Wolter and Steve Weiss