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expired Posted by z3niMAGiNE • Jul 11, 2023
Jul 11, 2023 9:12 PM
Purina Tidy Cats Litter Box System Starter Kit w/ Pellets & Pads
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My cats eat an entirely wet diet so the amount of pee they have is great lol
Now, instead of pellets, we use this (from Tractor Supply Stores) https://www.tractorsupp
NO pads needed. Slowly, over time, these turn into dust which falls through and you just dump the dust every so often. And, then once a month or so, you can change all the pellets. This one bag will last you (for 1 breeze system) at least 5-6 months!
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Now, instead of pellets, we use this (from Tractor Supply Stores) https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc...ding-40-lb [tractorsupply.com]
NO pads needed. Slowly, over time, these turn into dust which falls through and you just dump the dust every so often. And, then once a month or so, you can change all the pellets. This one bag will last you (for 1 breeze system) at least 5-6 months!
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One is Maine Coon so it's a tight squeeze for him in the regular ones with the lid but he uses them.
I change the pads once there is pee on both sides which is usually about every other day depending. I use a mix of the Amazon basic ones, the ones it comes with and then for my XL I use the multi cat ones. I have found those to be great and can go 3-4 days or so before needing a new one.
No smell if your on top of changing the pads and scooping the poop as it comes. Which you need to because the poop does usually stink at first. But I have been complimented by multiple people on the smell of the house with cats.
I will say there is one big kryptonite of this system though that you need to prepare for. That is diarrhea. My god is it brutal. My oldest is super sensitive to everything and has it semi regularly these days. The poop gets in the grates of these things and it a pain to clean if you don't do it quick.
I've just found it easiest to take it outside and hose it down and put in new pads and pellets when it happens because it's hell trying to get it out of the small grates otherwise.