clumping litter stuck in paw!

On 19 Apr 2004 05:07:12 GMT, itty (Sherry ) wrote:

I tried that corn one one time and the cats wouldn't use the box it was in.
I left it next to the regular one for months. I wonder if they would like
Swheat scoop. I sure would like less dust.

karen

I've got to take the plunge and change litter. We're still using old-fashioned
Tidy Cat clay litter. Now that we have more cats, it's disturbing how much of
it I'm disposing of. I'd like to use something with less volume to throw away.
Maybe a scoopable litter. Right now I change five litterboxes every other
day/third day.
I just hate to mess with a good thing. I'm afraid if I screw with the equation,
*someone* will show their protest by wee-wee-ing on the carpet. Or worse.

Sherry

I have never noticed any reaction when I changed litter types or
brands. I originally used clay and on switching to scoopable there
was no difference as far as the cats were concerned. The only problem
I have encountered is that some give me "hayfever". Right now I am
using A&H and I interchange it with Scoopaway. The important thing
IMHO is to keep it well scooped.

From: Karen Chuplis

I tried that corn one one time and the cats wouldn't use the box it was in.
I left it next to the regular one for months. I wonder if they would like
Swheat scoop. I sure would like less dust.

If you try it, add a small amount at first to their old litter, then gradually
add more and more of the Shweat Scoop. I"ve found this method works pretty
well.

Lauren
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From: Karen Chuplis

I tried that corn one one time and the cats wouldn't use the box it was in.
I left it next to the regular one for months. I wonder if they would like
Swheat scoop. I sure would like less dust.

If you try it, add a small amount at first to their old litter, then gradually
add more and more of the Shweat Scoop. I"ve found this method works pretty
well.

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

when that happens to Chloe's paws I just run her little paw under the sink
and try like the dickens to rinse it off!!!

when that happens to Chloe's paws I just run her little paw under the sink
and try like the dickens to rinse it off!!!

I tried that corn one one time and the cats wouldn't use the box it was in.
I left it next to the regular one for months. I wonder if they would like
Swheat scoop. I sure would like less dust.
Mine seemed to like eating it more than anything, and for me it
produced even more dust than clay does (which I scale by how "dusty"
the book shelves near the box get).
So we are still on the hunt for the lowest dust producer which also
gives a good indication of urine output amount. Suggestions always
appreciated.

Teri

I tried that corn one one time and the cats wouldn't use the box it was in.
I left it next to the regular one for months. I wonder if they would like
Swheat scoop. I sure would like less dust.
Mine seemed to like eating it more than anything, and for me it
produced even more dust than clay does (which I scale by how "dusty"
the book shelves near the box get).
So we are still on the hunt for the lowest dust producer which also
gives a good indication of urine output amount. Suggestions always
appreciated.

Teri