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MS cat litter
rigsby1967
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Can anyone recommend a good cat litter that isn't to expensive please.
I used aldi one but that was horrible and smelt the house out as soon as it was used
....OK I am now off to clean the litter tray eww :rotfl::rotfl:
Thank
rigsby1967
I used aldi one but that was horrible and smelt the house out as soon as it was used
....OK I am now off to clean the litter tray eww :rotfl::rotfl:Thank
rigsby1967
Mortgage Jan 2007, 60000 
. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)
. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53Dec 2014 34,834.18 :-)
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wilkinsons do a wood pellet one thats less then £2 about a 5litre bag i find this better then most dust cat litters
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Oh thanks rob, i went into wilkinsons for cat litter but didnt see that one, i will look on Monday.
RigsMortgage Jan 2007, 60000. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
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I use the Aldi one & have never had any problems. Used to use the clumping litter from wilkinsons but there was no difference with the aldi one except for the 80p price difference.0
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Hi Princess kate.
I found the Aldi one was more dust than anything else and would choke with the dust cloud.
We could smell what the kitten had done as soon as we got through the front door :O. Maybe it was a dud pack lolMortgage Jan 2007, 60000. Jan 2011, 46,132.86. Feb 2011 45,699.72. July 2011 44,722.48. July 2012 42,400.34. Sept 2012 41,673.83. Jan 2013 40,652.53
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I buy the wood pellet litter from Morrisons. I think it's under £4 & I find it better than other supermarket brand wood litter. I also think the litter tray is easier to clean than with other litters.0
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I too use the wood pellets, get mine from pets at home, or an independent pet store near me.
much better than other litters at absorbing smells, only problem is when it breaks down I get little sawdust paw prints all over my carpets!!0 -
I've just finished a bag of Tesco Value cat litter. It's the first time I've used it, but it was all I could get at the time. It's as good as all the other more expensive lightweight cat litters, doesn't smell and dries out quickly wne mixed. I'll defo be getting it again.
None of my cats have ever got on with the wood pellets, I think they've found the smell off putting and they've been too large for them to comfortably stand in. But I guess it's whatever they get used to. Myself I loved the smell of them.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0 -
Another vote for Tesco Value, low price, low dust, low smell and no saw- dusty paw prints!Be who you are, say what you feel, those who mind don't matter, those who matter don't mind.They say that talking to yourself is a sign of mental illness. So I talk to the cats instead.0
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Co-op lightweight cat litter works well for us as we don't end up with dust throughout the house. Remember you don't need that much, little and changing often is the best approach.0
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we use tesco cat litter, its about £1.87 for a bag and seems to do the job0
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