I've switched to this expensive litter from Swheat Scoop because of dust and
the worry about it being an allergen for one of my kitties.
Just to let you all know, my local petsmart, and perhaps all of them, has
dropped the price on the big bag to $13.99.
There is an imitation litter which is every bit as good and formulated the
same, and cheaper: "Clump 'n Flush" that I find periodically at PetCo but
they suspiciously run out of it often. Nature's Miracle seems to be the
same formulation but it is at least as expensive or possibly more expensive
as World's Best.
jmc - 11 Jul 2004 14:23 GMT
>I've switched to this expensive litter from Swheat Scoop because of dust and
>the worry about it being an allergen for one of my kitties.
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>same formulation but it is at least as expensive or possibly more expensive
>as World's Best.
As I mentioned in another post, I've tried a variety of flusing
litters, and both me and my cat prefer Worlds Best. You think you're
paying a lot? I can't get it in the country I'm in now, and am
ordering it online from PetsMart and having it shipped out here. The
things you do for your cat!
jmc
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Luvskats00 - 12 Jul 2004 03:19 GMT
I swear by Feline Pine. My Nellie Belle would NOT use the litter box until I
switched to it.
Cat Protector - 12 Jul 2004 04:04 GMT
My cats use a scoopable litter called Lasting Pride which is made by Cat's
Pride. It's about $2.97 for a 10lb bag over at Walmart. The stuff works
pretty well and my cats have no problems using it.

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> I swear by Feline Pine. My Nellie Belle would NOT use the litter box until I
> switched to it.