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OT For Cat Lovers
On 8/17/2015 4:21 AM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Aug 2015 09:37:23 -0700 (PDT), ImStillMags
> > wrote:
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>> On Sunday, August 16, 2015 at 8:22:57 AM UTC-7, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>> Janet B wrote:
>>>> Brooklyn1 wrote:
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>>>>> Cat Lives Matter:
>>>>> http://biggeekdad.com/2015/07/indoor-cat-playland/
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>>>> He must have some excellent odor-killing cat litter!
>>>
>>> With today's litter when pans are cleaned regularly there's no odor
>>> whatsoever... I have three litter pans and each is cleaned 2-3 times a
>>> day. Even with only one cat it's a good idea to have two litter pans,
>>> and be sure thay are large enough and they're filled with adequate
>>> litter. A lot of people skimp, the pans are too small and the litter
>>> isn't deep enough for the cat to cover its business. Also the pans
>>> need to be dumped regularly, scrubbed, and started from new... can't
>>> just keep adding new litter to old forever, I throughly clean the
>>> three pans once every week. I'm always amazed at how many people
>>> never clean their own toilet and then they blame the stchink on the
>>> poor cat. I've bought just about every litter out there, this is by
>>> far the best, and practically dust free... I order three 40 lb bags
>>> every month, gets delivered right to my door for free, much better
>>> than schlepping heavy litter from the sto
>>> http://www.amazon.com/Precious-Cat-P...rds=cat+litter
>>> And this is the best litter pan, so is that metal scooper... flimsy
>>> plastic scoopers suck:
>>> http://www.amazon.com/Petmate-22040-...ate+litter+pan
>>> The right equipment makes the job easy.
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>> Sheldon, is that Precious Cat litter dust free?
>> What do you like about it. Odor control?
>> Good no break apart clumping?
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> It's practically dust free, no such thing as 100% dust free.
> Has excellent odor control yet it's unscented, and excellent clumping.
> Other than it works very well the best thing I like is its low cost
> and free home delivery. The UPS driver stacks each carton at my
> garage door, if I happen to be home he'll stack them inside. Each 40
> lb bag comes in a strong plastic bag shipped in its own carton. When
> I open a bag the first thing I do is divide it about equally between
> two plastic buckets from a different litter, makes it easier to
> transport to the litter pans, of course everyone will have their own
> system. I cut the entire end off a bag and it pours easily, works for
> me, I don't know how well you can handle a 40 lb bag, if you can't
> easily lift it you can ladle it with a 2 qt sauce pan, that's what I
> use for bird seed. I suggest you read the reviews.... you'll never
> read them all... notice how many people are happy with it. I also
> suggest you get that litter pan... you'll never go back to those
> teensy things with low sides, and that cast aluminum scoop is the
> cat's meow. A lot of people are remiss about scooping litter pans
> simply because they are too cheap to obtain a proper scooper... those
> flimsy plastic things make the job difficult and therefore offensive.
>
Mmmm hmmm...
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