Poll: How to scoop away the cat litter?

Apr 17, 2010 by JC | Posted in Polls & Surveys

should I use chopsticks?

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Your industry teeth better than chopsticks, but if you want a challenge of a small cocktail fork.
SkyDog | Apr 17, 2010

Use your mouth.
ι ιѕ нιdιηg ƒяσм уσυ | Apr 17, 2010

Problem with Scoop able Litter turning to glue?

Aug 26, 2007 by Blues | Posted in Cats

I've never had this difficult before, always had cats. I have a covered cat box. I clean it every 2 days or so. But I changed brands of litter & the last 2 I bought, Scoop

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I noticed the same ungovernable a few months back. Turns out one of my cats was actually peeing that much and that he has kidney disease. If
AG98 | Aug 26, 2007

I shot in the dark humidity could do that. I have always used Scoop Away and never had that problem. Each little pea spot would form a removeable clump.
Kayak Girl | Aug 26, 2007

How do i train an older cat to use the litter box?

Feb 06, 2011 by Kasaundra | Posted in Cats

I hardly got a cat and she is older, about 6-7 years old. She poops just fine in the litter box but will not go pee! We've kept her confined to a dwell for a couple days but

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Take to one's heels sure the cover is cleaned at the same time as the litter pan. Personally, I prefer to change litter entirely continually.
| Feb 06, 2011

Do you think litter pellets like Breeze or Feline Pine are uncomfortable on a cats feet?

May 24, 5693 by CrystalDice | Posted in Cats

I always use Raw Step-sand litter, but I brought Breeze Scoop Away Litter system, the pellets are hard .
Do you think this is uncomofortable on a cats feet ? peradventure

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I have five litter boxes, three are with the clumping cat litter and two are filled with the pellets 'yesterdays scandal'. I have to clean out
Geodee | May 24, 7520