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  • foxxymynx
    foxxymynx Posts: 1,270 Forumite
    Thomas' - find it in all the cheap shops and corner shops. You can get 16litre bags for about a fiver - tenner, depending on where you go. Our cats have their litter changed daily (they are spoilt!! Most cats have the litter changed alot less) and a 16litre bag will last almost a week
    If my typing is pants or I seem partcuarly blunt, please excuse me, it physically hurts to type. :wall: If I seem a bit random and don't make a lot of sense, it may have something to do with the voice recognition software that I'm using!
  • Drea
    Drea Posts: 9,892 Forumite
    I use wood based litter, lessens the smell a lot. But Tesco do a paper litter which is really light for carrying home. I've used it when they don't have the wood stuff sometimes.
    Just because you made a mistake doesn't mean you are a mistake.
  • Pazu
    Pazu Posts: 72 Forumite
    Is there a cheap cat litter that you don't have to put out to the dustbin men? Our council are constantly on at us to reduce waste. We have just had our third cat run over since moving to a sleepy Dorset village and have decided to make our remaining cat a house cat.
  • Worlds Best & Otto cat (clumping but not necessarily cheap unless u shop around & buy in bulk online) - & possibly chick crumb (but I don't know where you can get that from although in a village it maybe very easy to source!) - the first 2 are deffo flushable & all three are compostable - the most green way to dispose of cat litter btw.
  • Pazu
    Pazu Posts: 72 Forumite
    Thankyou for the reply Rita Rabbit. I will try the chick crumbs. Sorry its taken so long to reply. Work!!!!!
  • I am hoping to try one of these:

    http://www.crystalclearpet.com/shop/cats/litter/lbox_buy.htm

    an omega self cleaning litter tray! It gets good reviews on the petplanet site (mostly - doesn't work for every cat I think.) 'superior' clumping litter is advised to use with it.

    I was hoping to try chick crumbs with it - does anybody who knows know if that stuff will clump enough? Otherwise cheaper otions for clumping are tesco clay litter. Does anybody know how good that is?

    Many thanks.

    Edit earlier on in the thread some one posted this link as somewhere you could buy chick crumbs and get them delivered:
    http://www.countrywidefarmers.co.uk/pws/ProductDetails.ice?ProductID=1216
  • ok. I can tell you that chick crumbs are too big for the omega litter tray. (I bought a small amount to try.) No verdict on the tray itself yet as I need to get some expensive world's best to try with it.
  • rita-rabbit
    rita-rabbit Posts: 1,505 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Otto Plus available from Pets @ Home & Zoo (online) is similar to Worlds Best & cheaper
  • rita-rabbit
    rita-rabbit Posts: 1,505 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Ah, the ancient litter thread again... I never know how much is out of date in a thread like this :/

    so I personally can't see how it can ever go out of date!
  • thanks rita.

    I've heard then BOCM chick crumbs are much finer than the ones I bought so they might work too.
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