Switched from clay kitty litter to pine pellets made for rabbit and horse bedding...

Works fine and it smells like pine trees, it's also half the cost.😸👍
(Another thrilling post about my cats. Dude, my life is so boring.)🤷‍♂️😆

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4meAndyou · F

I think I will check that out. Tractor supply here in Massachusetts carries it, and you can buy 40 lbs for only $6.99! I've been spending $21.00 for 40 lbs of Dr. Elseys! 1/3 the cost. You are a genius!

UnderLockDown · M

@4meAndyou That's exactly what I got, 7 bucks is a bargain.👍 I thought she might avoid it because of the change in texture, but she didn't seem to care at all.😸

TeamSkullGrunt · F

Frfr? I want to switch from clay for environmental purposes. How does cleaning the box work? You gotta dump and refill the whole thing?

UnderLockDown · M

@TeamSkullGrunt The pellets puff up when they get wet, I just scoop out the fluffy part and replace it.
It's not dusty like clay, and it doesn't smell bad. I also use a plastic liner in the tray so it's easy to clean up. Haven't used it for long, but I think replacing the liner and all of the pellets once per week, aside from the daily cleaning, should work OK.

UnderLockDown · M

@TeamSkullGrunt It may vary with each cat, but mine only uses the box for pee so far, and she doesn't bury it. Scooping out the fluffed up stuff is easy.😸

smiler2012 · 56-60

[@underlockdown ] we use wood pellets too for our cat jess they are not scented though . she scrats them out of her kitty tray lol when she goes for a number two i wish they where scented pellets as it reeks 🤧

beermeplease · M

check out "pretty litter" the best i've had by far...and it monitors your cats health. i swear by it

mooncrest02 · 31-35, F

Trying this

UnderLockDown · M

@mooncrest02 It's different, but it's also a lot cheaper, and it doesn't smell bad.

Azlotto · M

Thanks for the tip...Gonna give it a try.

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