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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 |
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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!!! |
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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!!! |
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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 |
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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 |
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