which scooper is good with this type of litter?
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I actually like to recycle the unused litter by filtering out the sawdust and waste. The unused pellets can be mixed in with fresh litter to make one bag last a really long time. For me, Petmate's Curvations scoop has worked the best. It lets you pick up a lot of litter, shake out the sawdust, and still hold onto the unused pellets for re-use.
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any scooper; you hold the scoop over a bag and shake; all the powder (which is the break down from the urine) goes into the bag and leave the pellets in the box.
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You really don't need a scooper...The pellets turn into sawdust that you can dump around your bushes...Really an absorbent litter...
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this works well for sifting the litter - SE GP2-14 Patented Stackable 13-1/4" Sifting Pan, 1/4" Mesh Screen 1/4 inch mesh - friend sent me one - to clean out solid I use an round slotted cooking spoon usually
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whatever one has the biggest holes or gaps - but it doesn't matter since you have to throw it all way anyway
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I have never used Swheat scoop but I am thoroughly happy with World's Best. It clumps hard like it says and is very easy to scoop and flush.Instead of disposing of the old litter it can also be used in a compost bin because it is made of corn.
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My litter box came with this item to do exactly what you ask, hang on the covered litter box. It is handy and much more tidy than trying to manage a scooper without a place to put it. It isn't one of those very large scoopers, just so you're aware, but I've found it's the one I pick up most and like the best. It is quite sturdy; I think you'll be happy with it. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year :)
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I would go with the Natures Miracle litter box that is shaped like a triangle. It has more space to turn around.
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Absolutely not! The first Littermaid I owned was wonderful and lasted over 5 years with 2 cats. In the past year I've bought, returned, bought another, returned it, too, bought another and didn't bother to return it. Sad to say, but I've given up. So..... I scoop a few times a day. I don't have a solution, but would love to have a product as good as my first one.
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I tried this system, and don't really like it as the scoop is too small, as is the opening through which you must dump the clumps into the bin is small. I find that I spend twice as much time cleaning the litter boxes as the scoop is too small. If you don't mind the extra time scooping, and perhaps breaking up the larger clumps, then this system might be fine.
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Linda, I've been using Good New's and I suppose it can be scooped but being a pellet it does swell when is added. My cat is 20yrs.I'd so I change her box every 3days. I buy my product from Winco's so a 30lb.bag runs me a little under $6.00. Hope that helped you. Charlotte Donnan
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I use Yesterday's News and other paper-based pellet litters for my rabbit's box. It is one of the brands recommended by The House Rabbit Society: http://rabbit.org/faq-litter-training-2/ I hope this helps!
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That can be a problem especially when the litter is fresh. You may be inclined to contact the manufacturer in case they have a compatible scooper. I just shake the pellets of the scoop as best I can and sometimes (I know this sounds gross) I use bathroom tissue to pick it up with my hand and put it down the toilet as my litter box is in a spare bathroom. Good luck:)
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Yes it does, it seems like it would work with almost any type of litter. I think that litter not scooping well is more a function of the litter than the scoop. If it is good quality clumping litter it will be much easier to remove liquid and solid waste. If it is non clumping or poorly clumping it will be nearly impossible to scoop the soggy mess in the bottom of the pan.
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Yes it will. I have both. :)I should add I have the littermate scoopfree box. I can't say what the size if off hand as I'm not at home but it fits with about an inch or so to spare. You have to tilt it a bit if you want to take the entire box out but the bin comes out with no problems.
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I have only used the clumping litter so I do not know if it would work with any other types. I did not like these and if I remember correctly, I did not give a very good review. If I was to buy a sifting bag product again, I would spend a little more and get a mesh type. These made more work than just scooping.
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I can't know just how small you mean but the litter I use (Pure Nature from Tidy Cats) does not clump the best so there's always small bits of damp or wet litter in the box and this scoop catches most of them. This scooper works better for me than any other one I've ever used!
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No. You need to use PREMIUM clumping litter. The littermaid directions specify which kinds you should use, and if you don't use one of them, the machine will not work properly.
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I use Yesterday's News and other paper-based pellet litters for my rabbit's box. It is one of the brands recommended by The House Rabbit Society: http://rabbit.org/faq-litter-training-2/I hope this helps!
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I have used clumping clay litter, clumping corn litter, and a mix of the two. All of these have worked well with this litter pan. I have had no trouble with solid or liquid waste. All get into the tray after rolling. I have had a small amount of litter tracked, but I expect that. It's a small price for owning cats. I love these litter pans. Best I have ever used.
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I use mine with paper litter but you could ask them. Here's a link http://www.preciouscat.com/contact-us/