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I dont clean it out as often. I have one cat who only uses it as a necessity. Before I always scooped out as soon as there was poo in it but usually give it a clean once a week and changed the litter. |
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I scoop twice a day when I'm at work and do a full clean and change every weekend. I was just wondering about it all as after reading up on the toxoplasmyosis thing I was worried I dont clean it enough. I have only been using baby wipes to wipe around the base until now as I use tray bags but think I'll be disinfecting it from now on. There has never been any mess on the actual tray, the bags are a great idea! |
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I scoop the poop (& put it into a nappy sack)as soon as Oli has finished and I change the litter every other day. The day i change the litter I also spray it with disinfectant and wash it. Oli won't use the litter if it is too wet. He kicks it with his front paws and meows until I change it. |
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I scoop usually mornings and if I'm at home (which I am mostly at the mo), I scoop as soon as something rancid lands in the tray. If it gets mucky around the outside I'll use anti-bac wipes (the ones which dry without scent or taint). As for washing them out? I'm afraid I'm lazy there - I will only do it if I need to - i.e., the smell is too overpowering or some mucky cat get the tray to dirty to clean with a wipe! |
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