cat litter which brand/type

donnac2558

Kimberley wrote: »

Really? :eek:

Really I mean it. I do not need to totally empty the litter tray with Pura Moonlight stuff. Remove the waste and when it gets down just top it up. Now one cat likes to sit on the edge of the tray to pee so you do get a lump stuck to the side. But I scrap it out and push litter to the damp bit and remove the lumpy bits and no smell at all. LOL

My friend with the 5 persians and one very large litter tray does empty hers out and washes it every two weeks. She does remove the waste twice a day now.

I with previous cats used the wood pellets. But Cleopatra got an eye infection and the vet said never use wood pellets as the sawdust they turn into had caused the infection.

ceebeeby

Tesco Value .... works absolutely fine

wilson1973

Pura seems to be the favourite a 20 l bag for £11.99 doesnt sound to bad,where could i buy it from i have a sainsbury, a tesco and a pets at home near me,but to be honest i always found pets at home to be expensive for most things

ginvzt

I never saw it in Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's or any other supermarkets, not at pets at home. I got it online from k9capers, but it seems to have gone up in price, so was looking where to get it cheaper. Might try the other one by Pura, seems to be new one that emlou mentioned (Clever cat).

Update!!! Pet express has Moonlight 20ltr bags for £10.49 today - I am just to stock up!!! They also sell Clever Cat litter for £6.49 for 10 ltr bag.

donnac2558

This is the weird bit none of the supermarkets, big stores sell it. Infact they will never have heard of it. Two tiny independent local pet shops sell it where I am.

This is it.
http://www.thepetexpress.co.uk/?p=2_4&gr=Pura%20Clumping%20Moonlight%20Ultra%20Lavender%20Scented%2020ltr%20Cat%20Litter&pid=19606

Kimberley

donnac2558 wrote: »

Really I mean it. I do not need to totally empty the litter tray with Pura Moonlight stuff. Remove the waste and when it gets down just top it up. Now one cat likes to sit on the edge of the tray to pee so you do get a lump stuck to the side. But I scrap it out and push litter to the damp bit and remove the lumpy bits and no smell at all. LOL

My friend with the 5 persians and one very large litter tray does empty hers out and washes it every two weeks. She does remove the waste twice a day now.

I with previous cats used the wood pellets. But Cleopatra got an eye infection and the vet said never use wood pellets as the sawdust they turn into had caused the infection.

I will try that one I use Yesterdays News because you get no odour from it but I have now moved my Bengals litter tray to the cat house outside so smell is not an issue now.

wilson1973

Ive just seen the moonlight on the pet express site thankyou it mentions 2 types 1 is the pura clumping ultra moonlight and the other is moonlight instant flat and compact clumps its all bit confusing lol its handy its paypal payment as i havent got a card i could do without the £4.99 shipping saying that is it still good value even with the carriage compared to other places?:rotfl:

Fivefootsix

Just bought a bag from Netto for less than £2 and found it to be really good, clumps together like Catsan does and I'm having no problem with odour. The Moonlight that everybody is talking about sounds really good, may have to try that too.

charlysez

tidy cat multicat litter from pets at home.

i also have 2 cats and the tom would use the floor if the litter was not to his liking. i used catsan for a while but it got too expensive and really wasnt as odour free as it was advertised.

this tidy cat litter is ultra clumping so you just take the soiled bits out 2-3 times a day and then every couple of days top up with a fresh layer. its 4.99 a bag and it lasts me a month. both cats are now using the tray all the time which is great news for me and there isnt a nasty smell either.

Annieto

Hi

Any one tried;
Bob Martin Anti-bacterial Bulk Clumping Cat Litter

if yes, all, opinions appreciated.

thanks

Annie