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  1. #1
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    Feline Pine here, too. I love it because we scoop out the poo and the remaining 'sawdust' can go into our compost.
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    I use Swheat Scoop (its made from wheat hulls). I like it because it is clumping, but not dusty or goopy and my cats like it just fine - its not pellets and has a texture more like clay littler. They fling it around the litter box area, but they don't seem to track it around the house. It's really good at odor control.
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    Until the passing of our dearly loved kitties, we used a silica litter. Loved it! Very little dust, not as much tracking, no mud slicks from clay - worked great for us.
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    We used to use swheat scoop but they changed their formula recently and we found it extremely dusty after that. We now use the World's Best Cat Litter multicat formula, and it has earned its' name with our three cats
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  5. #5
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    Arm & Hammer here, too. It has been dusty lately, now that you mention it. Where do you get Feline Pine?

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  6. #6
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    We've been using Swheat Scoop, but are making a switch to cheap clay litter because one of our cats has decided that she "doesn't do" the nice expensive litter. That flushes. And doesn't stink. *grumble*

    But like Becky says, it's better than pee on the floor!
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    Tortilla was not a fan of Yesterday's News, Feline Pine, Pine Pellets, Arm & Hammer or Fresh Step. We went through hell finding one she liked and kept peeing on the floor to let us know we weren't getting it right. She finally decided she likes Swheat Scoop, my little Schnauzer likes to get in the box so I am not sure who is getting it all over the floor.

    I don't think it is too dusty and good at odor control. I also like that they have a program after so many boxes you can send in for a coupon for a free one. I think it is a little more expensive but Tortilla is happy and we aren't cleaning pee anymore which makes us happy!
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  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eden View Post
    I use Swheat Scoop (its made from wheat hulls). I like it because it is clumping, but not dusty or goopy and my cats like it just fine - its not pellets and has a texture more like clay littler. They fling it around the litter box area, but they don't seem to track it around the house. It's really good at odor control.
    Funny I started to use the same litter and its gotten everywhere.... I love the oder control but my cat is tracking it all around the hosue. Gross! I wonder why you don't have hte ame problem?
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  9. #9
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    Does anyone use an auto scoop litter pan for their kettehs? I was looking at them online and debating if they would be worth the investment especially being as I have to leave for 2-4 weeks at a time occasionally. I'm having the neighbor check in but I really hate to ask her to scoop poo

 

 

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