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Help! Best "Non-Trackable" Litter?

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Not-So-Giant Robot - 11 Feb 2004 19:56 GMT
Hi, folks. Long-time lurker!

I began using World's Best six months ago, mainly for odor control (and
the convenience of flushing isn't too bad either).

However, it easily gets mooshed in their paws and then it's deposited
throughout the house. No room is safe! ;-)

I keep the box in the bathroom and after a few days the floor resembles
a very tiny desert.

A friend uses Feline Pine and said it doesn't track at all. I don't
know much about "crystal" litters‹are they any good? I somehow get the
feeling a crystal litter would not absorb odors as well as non-crystal.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
Meghan - 11 Feb 2004 20:55 GMT
We use "litter pearls" and while they're a little more expensive they're so
worth it.  They resemble, well, pearls... so they are heavier, do not get
tracked very far, and NEVER get  forever wedged into the carpet the way the
"sand" does.  The only issue is they might roll around on a hardwood floor
and sometimes the cats play with them, but otherwise they're fine.  We have
5 cats and the odor isn't bad at all.

Meghan

> Hi, folks. Long-time lurker!
>
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> A friend uses Feline Pine and said it doesn't track at all. I don't
> know much about "crystal" litters > feeling a crystal litter would not
absorb odors as well as non-crystal.

> Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
Cathy Friedmann - 11 Feb 2004 21:14 GMT
> We use "litter pearls" and while they're a little more expensive they're so
> worth it.  They resemble, well, pearls... so they are heavier, do not get
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>
> Meghan

You can also buy other varieties of silica litter that isn't in the
oval/round 'pearl' form - doesn't roll like Litter Pearls.  (One of my cats
tipped over a litter box-ful of Litter Pearls one time - what a *mess*!
They rolled all _over_ the place.)

Cathy

--
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("The Boy in the Bubble")  Paul Simon

> > Hi, folks. Long-time lurker!
> >
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> > Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
Cathy Friedmann - 11 Feb 2004 21:15 GMT
The crystals type litter absorbs the odors extremely well.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble")  Paul Simon

> Hi, folks. Long-time lurker!
>
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> A friend uses Feline Pine and said it doesn't track at all. I don't
> know much about "crystal" litters > feeling a crystal litter would not
absorb odors as well as non-crystal.

> Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
PawsForThought - 11 Feb 2004 22:12 GMT
>From: Not-So-Giant Robot robot@clank.nu

>A friend uses Feline Pine and said it doesn't track at all. I don't
>know much about "crystal" litters‹are they any good? I somehow get the
>feeling a crystal litter would not absorb odors as well as non-crystal.

I use Swheat Scoop.  I keep a rug outside the litterbox that catches any
tracking (very little though).  It does not stick to their paws.
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