Can you use this as cat litter instead of Feline Pine?
457154
I used it for my baby piggy and it was very absorbent so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a cat!
925666
Considering that you would have to mine for the clay used in cat litter and the dust of the clay can be harmful to cats, I would think overall that the corn litter is a better choice.I agree about the questionable nature of using foodstuffs for litter, but I don't think the other alternative litter materials are flushable and clump as effectively. I just hope the process is sustainable and doesn't squander the corn that could be otherwise used for food.
785861
I use it for the Crystal type. Haven't tried other types of litter. Works well with what I use. Sorry couldn't be of more h help
464018
Yes it can, however, this is really hard to clean up if your cats flip litter outside the box.
440940
Use the new light weight litter from Tidy Cats or better yet, corn based from World's Greatest Litter. Both half the weight. Corn is completely safe unlike clay based litter. Cats don't always like it however.
1052377
This litter does not clump. I have six cats and use this litter mixed with pine litter in a regular box. All the cats like the crystal litter and even prefer it.
1435083
You can. However, the tidy cat pads are a perfect fit. The pellets are okay. I think using a different brand my work fine as long as they don't fall through the grate.
1259647
Absolutely not- just use whatever litter the cats are used to and mix this into the litter- I would add if you use a strongly scented litter you might go with unscented so they can smell the hay smell from the litter additive. This stuff is a miracle.
1436960
It is important that you use non clumping cat litter, otherwise it won't work
1224070
I use mine with paper litter but you could ask them. Here's a linkhttp://www.preciouscat.com/contact-us/
1301855
I use the clumping saw dust type litter, it is more expensive but it is so much lighter when buying in the store or putting in the litter box. I have two cats and two boxes one inside one outside and they use them both with no problem. Also with this litter box there is very little tracking of litter.
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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 don't see why not. You might have a hard time getting it into the opening though... If it us just loose cat poop (not in a baggie it something).
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Requires a litter that clumps. And I recommend sticking with conventional box. The clumping litter tends to clog up the grate making litter change a real pain. ...unless you enjoy digging and picking gooey cat litter with a stick.
1927977
That is exactly what I want to use it for. The room gets so dusty but the cat won't use any other litter. We have 2 computers in the room, the cat box, and the dog is usually in the room with us. Anyone know if this will do the trick?
494335
How would you scoop kitty litter with a trash can? You mean use it to dump kitty little in there? Sure. I don't see why not. As long as it keeps the odor inside. You would have to test that idea though. I've never tried it for any purposes other than baby diapers.
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We use Tidy Cats type (not clay) clumping litter and it works well. I don't know how big the granules of the walnut-based litter would be. There are slots that the litter falls thru as the tray turns on its side for the clumps to fall down past into the pan and then it fills back up when you return the handle. If the granules are about the same size it should work fine.