How about tracking? I have a Maine Coon (BIG paws with long fur on bottom of paws) &amp; he can really track litter through the house...
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I haven't noticed excessive litter around the house, not significantly more or less than other brands. But honestly, the best thing I've done to keep my place clean is get a top entry litter box.
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It picks up everything well. Just make sure you don't turn it off right after to sweep up the litter. Let it suck it up for a few minutes, I have Maine Coon and he does kick it out everywhere. And as a side know it does pet hair really well also.
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One of my cats is 21 lbs but doesn't have that long fur on bottoms. It doesn't seem to track too bad, a little. I'm not sure there is anything that doesn't track at all.
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I put the litter box entirely on the rug. I saves so much in clean up and tracking litter is almost non existent. I don't believe it would survive a cutting.
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Sorry, I wish I could give you a positive response. This did nothing more than act as a regular litter. I have 2 males that are marking & they have both been neutered. I'm kind of like you. This was my last resort. Theresa W
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Our cat is a Maine Coon mix - big paws, very fluffy, also tracks litter everywhere. This litter doesn't completely eliminate tracking, but compared to the Costco brand we used to use, it seems to get tracked less and isn't dusty (the granules are larger), so it's easier to see and sweep up. Nowadays, outside of the bathroom, where the litter box is, I see bits and pieces in the hallway and sometimes on the coffee table, where he likes to sleep -- before, we would see a trail from the bathroom to the window sill and dusty paw prints on all the fabric-covered furniture. So, it works better for us, and we continue to use it. You could try a smaller bag (I believe they have a 18lb bag somewhere on Amazon) and see if it works better for you.
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I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed... » Read More I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! « Show Less
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I think this would be excellent for that! The tracking monitor does need to be held out level when you're actually using it to track so you probably wouldn't want to use it to continuously keep track of your dog as you hike, but it would be very easy to keep the monitor in your pack and pull it out if you lose sight of your dog and need to find her. You could even keep the monitor turned on in your pack and set it to alarm if your dog roams further from you than you would like.
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It's definitely worth a try. There is some kind of herb they put in it to make a cat happy to use the box. Petco sells the litter (it's cheaper here) and bottles of the "attract" stuff. The litter fixed the frustrating potty issue right away for us.
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We have two Brits and in the beginning the tiny litter pans just did not do!! So at the time we were building and I decided to use mortar pans, we have two of them and I clean one and use one - they are about 25"L x 20"W x 6"H and our kitties love them!! One of them does not dig, but MAC does pretty much dig to China, so these are just great!!! Of course all litter tracks some!!
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We replaced our entire litter with it.. normally we use the litter that is recycled newspaper that is made into little pellets.. so after a while, we kind of did a mix of both, since the Cat Attract is kind of pricey.. its been working that way ever since.. but like most things, it will come down to your specific cat I imagine.
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I use a walnut litter and it works great. The pee clumps do stick to the bottom of the pan base; so as you turn I just use my scooper to jostle it loose a little. I can't seem to find the bags for the base anywhere :[
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We have a Norwegian Forest cat. Not as large as a Maine Coon, but still bit. The litter does not track through the house, but there is a substantial amount around the cat pan.
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Good luck. Plan on having to return it. I have had three and returned all three because the motor is to weak to move the litter. It has been months since I requested refund which they acknowledge I should receive. Just can't get them to mail it. WIll talk to a supervisor tomorrow. Keep your receipts.
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If I were you I would not buy this litter. I am returning to buy World Best litter as one bag lasts all month. Love Maine Coons. I adopted one from humane society who was 12 years old - unfortunately had kidney disease so was quite expensive with continuous vet bills for couple of years. Now I have a long haired black smoke male who is 6 years old.
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My initial thought was sure, why not..so I took my cat's collar off, hung it on the rearview mirror, and headed to the grocery store. I closed all the windows, and after finishing with my purchases, I walked out of the store, and turned on the tracker...sure enough..halfway down the parking aisle, it started picking it up...and bullseye...there was my car. Just a thought, though, there are two tracking devices, but only one locator...wonder if you could find the lost kids if you put one in their car :-) Have fun.
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I use Natures Miracle intense defense clumping cat litter (PetSmart). It comes in a 40 lb bag (It may come smaller-- havent looked). I saved back a couple of Tidy Cats jugs (Tidy Cats DOSENT Work for me) and put the Matures Miracle in them for handy use. I have 2 litter boxes 1 upstairs and one downstairs and the stuff really works! if the hopper is stinky just put a cup or so of the litter in it the Contious Clean does a very good job of sifting out unclumped litter and only a bit of the loose stuff ends up in the hopper. Sometimes thats not enough to control the stinky stuff. Also I have the boxes on timers that runs 2 hours twice a day. I got those at Home Depot the 2 pack of GE times was only about $10.00. I think having the box run 4 hours a day instead of 24 hours a day will help extend the life of the things and having the waste sit buried with litter may help kill the odor. (Dosen't keep things stirred up all the time.)