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Litter typesJust out of curiosity, has anyone tried this litter from P@H?? http://www.petsathome.com/shop/breed...t-litter-93853 Apparently its better on odours. Going to try it with a mix of the wood pellets to see how they get on with it. I use the P@H wood pellets and generally have no problems with it but decided to try something different as Harris has had "an accident" in the end room again yesterday!!
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Yes I have tried it, didn't go down too well with our cats that we had at the time. By far the best that we have found is Cats Best. OK it's not the cheapest on the planet but it lasts and does exactly as it says it should - controls odour and the cats like it. http://www.petsathome.com/shop/clump...t-s-best-15263 However maybe yours will like the other litter and happy days xx |
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I don't generally use cat litter as my two go outdoors, but if I do have to - really bad weather or a poorly cat, then I use Cats Best too. I really like that it's compostable (without the faeces of course). |
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