Can you flush this litter?
1489707
You MIGHT be able to do that in VERY SMALL amounts - but it has a consistency of sawdust basically once it gets wet - so it could easily clog a toilet. I do think this is absolutely the BEST litter that I have ever tried. We have tried multiple brands from multiple companies and this one is the best - it absorbs the smell so well - I love it!
1489708
There are no disposal directions on the bag. The pellets disintegrate when wet but I do not flush them.
464018
Yes it can, however, this is really hard to clean up if your cats flip litter outside the box.
1224070
I use mine with paper litter but you could ask them. Here's a linkhttp://www.preciouscat.com/contact-us/
394019
That's what I did initially but it you leave the pee sitting in the litter box for a long time, it's gonna smell badly. Because the pee always goes down to the bottom of the box and the sand does not clump, I had trouble cleaning it. I had to mix the crystal with another cat sand product (Arm & Hammer) in order let pee sand to clump and reduce pee odor.
1786814
That all depends on your cats digging technique. If he or she is a digger then put in more litter. The good thing about this one is it's minimal dust. Regardless whether it's a lot of litter or a little bit, you'll only scoop up what's left there whether it's pee or poop, it will still be the same volume you're scooping out whether it's a lot of litter or not. The more litter there is the less chances it seeping through to the bottom of your litter box which will make it dirty faster. Sometimes too much litter and the cat will go crazy digging - all depends on your cat's bathroom preference.
1823361
I originally used the suggested litter... worked great BUT the urine smell became horrible. It would just sit on the bottom and build up... currently I use the clumping litter and the problem now is that the hole is not big enough to allow the pee clump to pass through...
494336
No. The opening is tight to keep the odor in-you have to squeeze the diaper through the opening. I don't think you can use it in this manner for the cat litter.
1550048
I never flushed this litter. I have old sewer pipes I was afraid to try and it clog my pipes
616509
I have found this, unless there is very little at the bottom. If you keep it filled then no. But to little at the bottom will cause any kitty litter to that. :)
1795211
Yes, but I only flush the poopy ones and let it sit for a few minutes, so it starts to breakdown. If your system clogs with normal everyday use than I would not.
1621467
I have not tried that, if you have an outside hose or a laundry room with a laundry sink use that after you shake off all the litter.
1885935
I just went onto 'worlds best' website and they say that all of their corn-based clumping litters are flushable- both sewer and septic safe. NSF tested (whatever that means).
689405
No it is not flushable. My cats did not like this. I only bought it once. The bag I got had been cut open and stapled shut. And if I recall, it was expensive.
1458367
No. The litter tray works without a liner. You would just have to wash it after use.
1421306
I wouldn't recommend putting any type of litter into the toilet. Clumping litter will expand in the water and clog your toilet. Don't do it!
1885936
Yes I've been flushing this litter. My toilet doesn't have very good flushing power so I usually wait a minute or two before flushing to let the clumps break apart and to let the moisture absorbing ingredients become fully saturated; I assume this will allow the litter to drain down the sewer pipe easier.
1329677
Not if you use "clumping" litter. We like it b/c it fits perfectly in the corner:)