The best cat litter - help

MrsE_2

Woofles wrote: »

Its called tracking and as everyone has said its a fact of life if use litter trays, I used the Tesco one as well, I believe there are some anti-tracking litters out there, but they are expensive.

I don't find it a problem with the crystals:D
I did with the regular litter I tried the other week.

LouBlue

Another vote for the crystals, used to have Catsan...but its crystals all the way now.

MrsE_2

LouBlue wrote: »

Another vote for the crystals, used to have Catsan...but its crystals all the way now.

I knew you were an upmarket girl Lou;)
Like myself:D

LouBlue

MrsE wrote: »

I knew you were an upmarket girl Lou;)
Like myself:D

Obviously. :cool:

Actually its Summer's choice, my cat is a pedigree and a right diva....she wants crystals not run of the mill litter. :rolleyes::D

MrsE_2

LouBlue wrote: »

Obviously. :cool:

Actually its Summer's choice, my cat is a pedigree and a right diva....she wants crystals not run of the mill litter. :rolleyes::D

I used to spoil Ted with chilled filtered water from a glass bowl & his food from a Harrods cat bowl:o

I'm going to try & make these two more down to earth;)

LouBlue

MrsE wrote: »

I used to spoil Ted with chilled filtered water from a glass bowl & his food from a Harrods cat bowl:o

:rotfl:

I am not that bad. But she is my baby, she turns her nose up at anything else apart from Iams and doesn't like normal cat litter. What can you do? :D

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rita-rabbit

covered litterboxes minimise mess & smell/sight of waste

LouBlue

rita-rabbit wrote: »

covered litterboxes minimise mess & smell/sight of waste

I have one of those and they do a fairly good job at minimising smells, but I must admit, since changing to the crystals, the smell has almost completely disappeared.

lowis

I was using Thomas, but it is dusty and was working out expensive. Yesterday I switched to Tesco wood pellets, which smell great, are not dusty and break down into sawdust after they are peed on. It also appears to track alot less than anything else I have used.

One cat is fine with it, but one has since peed on his bed - something he has never done. So I have found the perfect litter but I don't think C is going to take to it, which is thoroughly anoying I will give it a few days and see what happens. He may just be maving a mini-protest and get used to the litter in a day or two.