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i personally use the wood pellets, they smell so much nicer than the other stuff. Max is very much an outdoor cat so rarely uses his litter tray but in the winter when he is indoors more often then i generally fill his tray about a couple inches as the pellets expand and turn into sawdust when wet!, scoop the poop out daily and then change the littler weekly, |
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One indoor only cat. Non-clumping 10 lb. bag never measured, guess about 2" I think about 10 days or so. Scoop solids as soon as they appear; change when t needs it, which varies. |
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I use wood type pellets too, definitely clumping as the waste is then so easy to remove. A good couple of inches thick. I scoop out waste several times a day and wash out the tray every few days. I buy the largest bag they do, more economical that way! |
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I use Tesco's value, 10-12 bags a week- 12 cats. I have 12 litter trays and clean them out every other day ( mainly indoor cats) and put about an inch of litter in the bottom. I pick up poop once, maybe twice a day. |
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wood pellets here too I get different sized bags depending on what's available. I remove solids as soon as she has done them and it usually lasts a few days before needing changing. My cat goes outdoors but for some reason always comes in to do her business! |
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