5 pets, out of work - need to save SOMEWHERE

gettingready

The massive litter trays have arrived today - they really ARE massive, like baby bath LOL

All 4 investigated immediately and left their deposits in there - so far so good, nothing gets out of those trays no matter how much they try to dig/burry.

Also, animoda carny arrived, 3 are happy with it, Fred (the dussy eater) as always not so... sigh.....

I have recently ordered Asda economy cat litter - what a complete waste of my £1.89 (for 10 litres), tottaly useless, can not wait for it to finish yukkk Made a big mistaek of mixing it with Catsan in a litter container I got at home... absolute waste of money.....

Catsan it is from now on.. or the wood based... but no way "economy"... LOL

rita-rabbit

Have you tried Burns dried? I had to hand feed it to get mine to eat it to start with but persisted & eventually my two realised that I wasn't going to relent & change back to Felix & Go-cat but I saw the dividends - cheapest quality dried food & no `dandruff' on the female - almost immediately. Remember the larger percentage of dried you feed the less smells experienced & litter required.

Litter - "Okoplus cats best" is cheaper than Catsan I think - it's never a waste of time to mix litters - cats do no like change & it eases the transition for them.

Good luck with it all

Morganarla

harkin_c wrote: »

Thankyou for replying in such a positive manner. Please keep rehoming as a plausible option if you can no longer care for each animal in the appropriate manner. Rehoming can be a very positiv experience.

If you have children and can no longer care for each child in the appropriate manner, then I hear adoption can be a very positive experience.

gettingready wrote: »

I am sorry but you do not seem to understand so I repeat again -

NONE of my pets will be rehomed, ever.

Thank you

And neither will mine :cool:

Glad to hear things are well with you and your rabble OP