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25th July 2009, 4:43pm
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#1 | | kyleelee
Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: South Side
Posts: 1,394
| Cat Litter So, waiting until a cat is ready, I've been ordering and buying everything I will need in ready for his/her arrival. The only thing I don't have as yet is litter because I have NO idea what's best. All I know is I don't want a clumping or clay kind, and preferably uses natural ingredients.
Recommend me a brand, please? |
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25th July 2009, 4:46pm
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#2 | | Being Quiet
Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Standing on the
Posts: 2,090
| Re: Cat Litter The one that the CPL tend to use is called Beuticat, and it's about £15 for a 20 or 30 litre sack, should be able to get it at most pet shops |
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25th July 2009, 5:00pm
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#3 | | Registered User Editor
Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Glasgow
Posts: 9,144
| Re: Cat Litter Out of interest, why don't you want clumping cat litter? |
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25th July 2009, 5:00pm
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#4 | | ShakingTheDisease SuperMod
Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ptolomea
Posts: 23,517
| Re: Cat Litter Quote:
Originally Posted by The_librarian The one that the CPL tend to use is called Beuticat, and it's about £15 for a 20 or 30 litre sack, should be able to get it at most pet shops | you'd think that a successful nightclub operation like CPL would spend the money and pay for proper human toilets
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25th July 2009, 5:09pm
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#5 | | Cap'n Cherry
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 20,621
| Re: Cat Litter We use World's Best Catlitter. It's corn based clumping which is flushable. It absobs the smell really well, so I think it's worth the extra expense.
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25th July 2009, 5:25pm
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#6 | | (suicidemachine)
Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Too large
Posts: 18,466
| Re: Cat Litter we use the clay based, clumping stuff as that's what the rscue hume recommended we use.
We get stuff from Sainsburys, £1.43 wss 8kg.
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25th July 2009, 6:35pm
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#7 | | Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Glasgow
Posts: 23
| Re: Cat Litter I know everyone prefers different stuff.. Personally I have found the catsan clumping the best kind because it minimises the waste.
there are newpaper pellet kinds that you can get,
http://itemlistings.ebay.com/sdcsrp?fl=150359430226&product={query}&sconstraint s=IncludeSelector%3DDetails%2CSellerInfo%26ItemTyp e%3DAllFixedPriceItemTypes%26ItemSort%3DBestMatch& xm&siteid=3
have a shufty there. |
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25th July 2009, 8:56pm
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#8 | | bad kitty
Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: back in glasgow
Posts: 287
| Re: Cat Litter We use the wood based one too. the supermarkets usually have their own brand one and sainsburys does the beauticat. its usually under the £4 mark for a bag of it and will last you at least half if not the whole month. Just dont put to much in because it breaks down into teeny pieces and will double in size by the time they have dug about in it a couple of times.
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25th July 2009, 9:33pm
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#9 | | Y'wid tho...
Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: The Goblin City
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| Re: Cat Litter Bob Martin's wood based cat litter. Or just train catface to use the bathroom like mine does! 
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27th July 2009, 8:34pm
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#10 | | Do I have to?
Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Glasgow
Posts: 117
| Re: Cat Litter I use Cat's Best litter, available at petplanet.co.uk - natural materials, really good clumping litter, and totally flushable.
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16th November 2009, 1:35pm
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#11 | | kyleelee
Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: South Side
Posts: 1,394
| Re: Cat Litter After using a few, we've settled with Pets at Home own brand natural wood pellets mainly because it's A) as it says on the tin, naturally based B) he doesn't trail EVERYWHERE once he's used it. It absorbs smells fairly well, too. |
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16th November 2009, 1:40pm
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#12 | | whispering eye Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Polmont
Posts: 19,107
| Re: Cat Litter Thats what I use  |
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16th November 2009, 1:58pm
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#13 | | Local Lolcat
Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Tower Of High S
Posts: 3,060
| Re: Cat Litter Our three cats won't go in anything other than the cheap stuff you get in lidl.
fussy buggers.
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16th November 2009, 3:30pm
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#14 | | Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Glasgow
Posts: 1,073
| Re: Cat Litter I tried the wood pellet litter with Angus. I started off liking it, but it breaks down into sawdust as it gets used and he was walking around with wee-soaked sawdust socks.  Staticky little bugger.... |
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16th November 2009, 4:21pm
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#15 | | Local Lolcat
Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Tower Of High S
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| Re: Cat Litter Does anyone elses' cat go slightly mental after doing their business and start running around? is this normal?
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