Thank you so much for this video. I've changed to Pine Pellets as of July 10th, and I'm so very happy I did. Such an amazing difference and no mess !! Love it!!
Great video!!!!! I recently transitioned my 5 month old kitten to pine because I literally got exhausted cleaning the clay litter every minute! However I have a regular litter box and now will have to purchase the shifting litter box from them since I’ve been contemplating on getting that exact one, so glad I found you’re video🙌🏽
Thanks so much! This was super helpful!! Im doing a ton of research in preparation for our little fur baby and I saw this whole pine litter concept and loved the idea of not only saving on litter but using something more eco friendly! Thank u! Im a new subbie!💖😄🐾
I bought this same sifter combo at Walmart for just under 17.00, and same price on Amazon. BUT I continue to use my same old boxes! I just scoop poop (into a litter genie I bought used on Marketplace), then pour rest of pellets into the sifter pan that sits on one of the pans that came with it. I just shake the pellets until dust free and pour the remaining pellets back in the litter pan that was used. Add more pellets if needed. Because I’m sifting in the garage, I just leave sifted dust until I need to empty, which I dump under my bushes outside (just like the outside cats do). I no longer smell cat urine from 4 cats all over my house like I did with regular litter. I only scoop poop one a day and sift when I think it needs it. LIFE CHANGING!!
Hi thanks for the video. I am just wondering did you notice more of a poop smell when you used wood pellots vs clay and lets say you didn't strain the pellots would that help mask the poop smell by covering it in sawdust?
Late on this, how often do you replace the whole litter? I sift daily for the saw dust while scooping the poop out and I also dump out the whole litter box and clean it once a week. I have a regular nonsifting litter box but will switch to a sifting one soon, so will it be any different? I know you said you only sifting and throw out the saw dust one once or twice a week, but what about replacing the litter or cleaning the litter box?
Thanks for the update! I just transitioned to this pine litter and will be buying that litter box as well! I am loving that there is no more litter scatter!!
@@caseyjobyrd I have not used the clay. I have been using the pine pellets since I watched this video. The only downside is that it will smell when the cats poops so I clean it right after they poop. I won’t go back to using litter!
Like Christina said, it’s just the poop smell, which I think poop with any litter smells. Literally doesn’t smell like urine unless you let the saw dust build up for weeks. I empty the boxes once a week.
@@SvenandRobbie I agree! It’s not a terrible poop smell. Plus I’m ocd about it. I had friends over and they couldn’t smell it, but i could. I just clean it after every time they poop since I’m working from home.
You don’t have to raise the litter boxes to provide clearance between the saw dust pan and the top colander pan? Does it just sit right on top of the saw dust if it fills up? Thanks!
Thank you for the video. Are the alcohol and Clorox wipes safe for cats to breathe in or if they lick it? Lol. Also, the metal scooper, I was wondering if pine pellets would fall thru the slits as they look kinda big? Thanks again for the help! 🙂
Thanks for the update! I use the hardwood pellets at Menards 4.99 I also use a double pan system, the bottom has a puppy pad to catch the urine. The cat pans are Lasercut by A Vet I know in Port Huron. These pans allow the sawdust to fall through and pellets to stay on top. Its easy to clean.We have a Cat Rescue #ASecondChanceFelineRescue and this system is great. We asked the Veteran to cut the pans a certain way with Laser. We use a bin to dispose of the poop. Great tip on the scooper!! Thanks for Sharing
I really tried with pine litter. But the bags are way too heavy for me to carry from my car to the house. The sifting made a huge mess, and my cats weren’t thrilled with it
i’ve had my cat for about 3 weeks and she used the pine litter pretty good, she would go right up to it and do her business and bury her poop, but after the second week she started to not bury her poop, idk if it’s litter related or something else. but if she does not bury it, it reeks the house FAST! i’m not sure if pee stinks, but with this litter i’ve never had to worry about a pee smell, i guess that litter absorbs it perfectly
Thank you for providing an update. I really appreciate all of the information and this is helpful. I have 2 cats that pee in the corners and it’s expensive to replace boxes frequently. Also - the sifting pans with clay litter doesn’t work. I’m going to try the pine and work on converting from clay.
What does your litter box smell like? My main concern is the smell (i hate the smell of traditional clay litter). I’ve heard it smells like pine but is it bad? Also, do you get an ammonia smell from the pee? Thanks for your video!
It sometimes has a strong pine smell depending on the pine batch. The pine smell isn't bad; it smells like a forest. For my three cats, we use two litter boxes to this day and we empty the dust once a week. By the end of the week there is a pine smell and a hint of "tart" or "acidic" smell (hard to describe), which I think may be from the urine. Keep in mind though I should probably be emptying it out at least twice a week with the amount of dust I get, but you know how life gets and you can't get to it right away 🤷♀️. Honestly, the smell isn't too bothersome, and the cleanup is very easy. The dust transfer from litter box to trash very smoothly (no sticking). Hope this helps!
Hi, I gotta say I'm using the same system you are using and is great, I use it with normal pellets though. I wanted to use pine pellets as well but I read that pine and pine oil is harmful to cats (it seems that affects their liver), do you know anything about that?
They sell pine pellets that are dried to certain specifications to remove pine oil. Feline pine is good. Tractor supply, I feel as a scientist, also should minimal pine oil based on temperatures they use, but they don’t disclaim that. So to stay safe, you can try feline pine or brands marketed for cats
Not that I have noticed, but we do have our litter boxes in an enclosure. I’m trying to remember what it was like before the enclosure, and I want to say there was little to none. But we do scoop and soft twice a day so they don’t really encounter sawdust to kick out.
I bought another litter box with a guard around it because my cat is a digger and scatters the pellets. I put the arm and hammer sifter on top and it fits perfectly and there is about 4 to 5 inches space under it.
The sawdust sits under in a different pan so it doesn’t get tracked. The pellets do get tracked but I would say less than clay since they are bigger. Also my litter boxes are in an enclosure so it helps reduce tracking.
You can, but it won’t work 😅. I’m assuming you meant pine pellets? Pine will dissolve into saw dust and that needs to be sifted out. But if you used other litter that absorbs urine but doesn’t dissolve, like crystals, then it could work.
I loved this idea of the sifter but found that the 2 bins that came with it were too short for my cat and not high enough. I bought a litter locker litter pan which has a handle and the sifter will fit in in. No more pellets everywhere. It works great.
Thank you for this very helpful video . I have sifting box and just bought the Pine Pallet from Tractor Company , i was watching some other videos they was saying that pine is toxic to cats and make sure that is kiln - dried pellets, how do i know the one i bought is the right one, it dose not say on the package ,
@@SvenandRobbie He goes twice a day, but I don’t remove too much pine with the solids, would having a litter box that can sift the litter help? Or would increasing the depth of the litter be better?
I've been looking for answers to this question everywhere and have yet to get an answer! I was wondering what would happen if a cat were to have soft stool or diarrhea on these pellets (with a sifting litter box too). My kitten has digestive issues now and then, but I really want to try this litter for my older cat! I was wondering if my kitten used it, would it be a complete disaster?? please help, I need a new litter box soon and am wondering if I should just get a sifting one and try this system out or just stay with clay?
Where is the best spot for the litter box Bath room ? Laundry? Man will I confuse her if I change the spot Do I pick her her and show her the new location if I change it ? I juts got her a few days ago... so , I have a lot to learn She’s brought so much happiness and love in the house
I think the best spot is wherever works for you! I use to change spots all the time. If I do I just drop them in the box and let them walk away from it. Usually they will figure it out. Congrats on the new addition!
@@lathafalls7675 11:30 She says she uses it in the container (which is the white cabinet probably, because that's where it is), not the litter box. I've seen those boxes of baking soda and they're designed to open up just right for leaving in your fridge to deodorize, and not spill. Also, if it was used in the litter boxes, she wouldn't say she had two, and that she changes them out. (It would also just fall through the shifter and be thrown away by the first cleaning) www.google.com/search?q=fridge+baking+soda+arm+and+hammer+how+to+use&source=lmns&bih=579&biw=360&client=ms-android-sprint-us-revc&prmd=sivn&safe=strict&hl=en&ved=2ahUKEwjJ2s3sgrLqAhWxGTQIHecnCBEQ_AUoAHoECAAQAg
I always use Baking Soda in my litter. Arm N Hammer sells cat litter with baking soda in it. ohmyapt.apartmentratings.com/4-tips-to-keep-your-cat-litter-box-fresh.html
I dont understand how people claim this is low dust. I've been using it for about 4 years and it creates a lot of dust and sawdust that gets everywhere. Sifting process puts it in the air, so does pouring new litter in. I've given up constantly wiping the white baseboards and doors. Not good for anyone but especially asthmatic people/cats. The litter pellets themselves track very minimally, and it is cheap.
You can use extra large puppy pads as liners, but just note that my cats tear and chew at the overhang so I have to fold/tuck them under. In Canada, Canadian Tire sells 40 lb bags of hardwood pellets that is sold as pet litter for cats and horses. Also, I found this litter box works great with wood pellets (www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0002ASCO4/), but I am looking for a way to elevate the shifting pan a bit more from the under pan so there's room for more sawdust - maybe foam or wood doweling set under the lip would work.
I just bought this litter box, what a deal! I haven't used it yet, we bought it for a chihuahua we will be getting in a couple weeks. We plan to use the wood pellets as well so thanks for the tip on finding them at CT!
@@Zigkiss I just figured out a way to elevate the upper sifting pan from the bottom, giving a bit more space for the sawdust to pile up. Since the sifter pan set comes with 2 bottom holder pans (plus I already had regular litter pans and the upper sifter pan fits nicely into them - too many pans!), I decided to sacrifice one of the pans that comes with the sifter set. 9 second animation: ua-cam.com/video/ftq33BBzvpk/v-deo.html
Far too small for larger cats, go do some research, see reviews. Also, measure your cats if you think they might be the right size, and note: sides are not tall so some cats with pee or poop over or on the very top edge.
I used this one for pellets but it felt cheap and it buckled when I tried pulling them apart. The arm and hammer seems to be better made and the holes are smaller.
The closest tractor Supply Company place in our area is 17 miles which is far if you live in Boston, we end up just using feline pine. I bought the Breeze XL (I donated the pellet that came with it) just for when my big cats poop, the poop doesn't go over the edge and make huge mess. Then I have regular size sifter box for them to pee on. I love pine pellets!
Pet poop has different bacteria or something in it that doesn’t get removed when goes through the sewer plant so it’s recommended NOT to flush pet poop. Uh, you all do know that waste water is recycled into drinking water?
Thank you so much for this video. I've changed to Pine Pellets as of July 10th, and I'm so very happy I did. Such an amazing difference and no mess !! Love it!!
Thank you for reviewing these litters. Your paper liner review was very informative as well as this.
Great video!!!!! I recently transitioned my 5 month old kitten to pine because I literally got exhausted cleaning the clay litter every minute! However I have a regular litter box and now will have to purchase the shifting litter box from them since I’ve been contemplating on getting that exact one, so glad I found you’re video🙌🏽
The boxes are kinda small. I would prefer them to be a bit bigger but I haven’t found a good one yet.
Tractor supply pine litter is 5 dollars for 40 pounds
Thanks so much! This was super helpful!! Im doing a ton of research in preparation for our little fur baby and I saw this whole pine litter concept and loved the idea of not only saving on litter but using something more eco friendly! Thank u! Im a new subbie!💖😄🐾
Yay glad to help! We are currently testing tofu litter so stay tune!
Pine litter is the best!!!! I WOOD 🪵 NEVER go back to clay!!! 😂 no way!!!
I bought this same sifter combo at Walmart for just under 17.00, and same price on Amazon. BUT I continue to use my same old boxes! I just scoop poop (into a litter genie I bought used on Marketplace), then pour rest of pellets into the sifter pan that sits on one of the pans that came with it. I just shake the pellets until dust free and pour the remaining pellets back in the litter pan that was used. Add more pellets if needed. Because I’m sifting in the garage, I just leave sifted dust until I need to empty, which I dump under my bushes outside (just like the outside cats do). I no longer smell cat urine from 4 cats all over my house like I did with regular litter. I only scoop poop one a day and sift when I think it needs it. LIFE CHANGING!!
Hi thanks for the video. I am just wondering did you notice more of a poop smell when you used wood pellots vs clay and lets say you didn't strain the pellots would that help mask the poop smell by covering it in sawdust?
Late on this, how often do you replace the whole litter? I sift daily for the saw dust while scooping the poop out and I also dump out the whole litter box and clean it once a week. I have a regular nonsifting litter box but will switch to a sifting one soon, so will it be any different? I know you said you only sifting and throw out the saw dust one once or twice a week, but what about replacing the litter or cleaning the litter box?
Thanks for the help. Excellent update.
Thanks for the update! I just transitioned to this pine litter and will be buying that litter box as well! I am loving that there is no more litter scatter!!
Does it smell bad like the clay?
@@caseyjobyrd I have not used the clay. I have been using the pine pellets since I watched this video. The only downside is that it will smell when the cats poops so I clean it right after they poop. I won’t go back to using litter!
Like Christina said, it’s just the poop smell, which I think poop with any litter smells. Literally doesn’t smell like urine unless you let the saw dust build up for weeks. I empty the boxes once a week.
@@SvenandRobbie I agree! It’s not a terrible poop smell. Plus I’m ocd about it. I had friends over and they couldn’t smell it, but i could. I just clean it after every time they poop since I’m working from home.
Yup! We immediately scoop the really bad poops that over empowers the home 😂
You don’t have to raise the litter boxes to provide clearance between the saw dust pan and the top colander pan? Does it just sit right on top of the saw dust if it fills up? Thanks!
Thank you for the video. Are the alcohol and Clorox wipes safe for cats to breathe in or if they lick it? Lol. Also, the metal scooper, I was wondering if pine pellets would fall thru the slits as they look kinda big? Thanks again for the help! 🙂
Hi just wondering how does it hold up for cat diarrhea will the cat step all over it or will the sawdust in the litter cover it up thanks in advanced
Thanks for the update! I use the hardwood pellets at Menards 4.99 I also use a double pan system, the bottom has a puppy pad to catch the urine. The cat pans are Lasercut by A Vet I know in Port Huron. These pans allow the sawdust to fall through and pellets to stay on top. Its easy to clean.We have a Cat Rescue #ASecondChanceFelineRescue and this system is great. We asked the Veteran to cut the pans a certain way with Laser. We use a bin to dispose of the poop. Great tip on the scooper!! Thanks for Sharing
Are the pellets you use kiln dried?
@@ericcartmansstrengthandpow5960 absolutely
@@LizzieWestBathandBody Kew.
when should i be emptying the litter? like every day/ 2 days/ 3 days etc
Depends on how many cats are using it. We empty about once a week for three cats and two litter pans. But it’s gets pretty full near the end of week
@@SvenandRobbie How many times would you say for 1 cat?
I really tried with pine litter. But the bags are way too heavy for me to carry from my car to the house. The sifting made a huge mess, and my cats weren’t thrilled with it
i’ve had my cat for about 3 weeks and she used the pine litter pretty good, she would go right up to it and do her business and bury her poop, but after the second week she started to not bury her poop, idk if it’s litter related or something else. but if she does not bury it, it reeks the house FAST! i’m not sure if pee stinks, but with this litter i’ve never had to worry about a pee smell, i guess that litter absorbs it perfectly
What do you mean you'll always smell poop no matter what you use? I use ever clean or fresh step and I live in a tiny house--i never smell poop
I live in Canada and the pine pellets are expensive so I got wood pellets at canadian tire. Any hardware store should have wood pellets.
Thank you for providing an update. I really appreciate all of the information and this is helpful. I have 2 cats that pee in the corners and it’s expensive to replace boxes frequently. Also - the sifting pans with clay litter doesn’t work. I’m going to try the pine and work on converting from clay.
What does your litter box smell like? My main concern is the smell (i hate the smell of traditional clay litter). I’ve heard it smells like pine but is it bad? Also, do you get an ammonia smell from the pee? Thanks for your video!
It sometimes has a strong pine smell depending on the pine batch. The pine smell isn't bad; it smells like a forest. For my three cats, we use two litter boxes to this day and we empty the dust once a week. By the end of the week there is a pine smell and a hint of "tart" or "acidic" smell (hard to describe), which I think may be from the urine. Keep in mind though I should probably be emptying it out at least twice a week with the amount of dust I get, but you know how life gets and you can't get to it right away 🤷♀️. Honestly, the smell isn't too bothersome, and the cleanup is very easy. The dust transfer from litter box to trash very smoothly (no sticking). Hope this helps!
Pine litter is the best!!!! I WOOD 🪵 NEVER go back to clay!!!no way!!! 😊
What scooper is best so that the pellets don’t go through?
I think most scoopers would hold the pellets. The pellets pretty big for the scoops
Is the litter box closest to the opening used more than the farther one?
Yes they like to pee in that one more.
Hi, I gotta say I'm using the same system you are using and is great, I use it with normal pellets though. I wanted to use pine pellets as well but I read that pine and pine oil is harmful to cats (it seems that affects their liver), do you know anything about that?
They sell pine pellets that are dried to certain specifications to remove pine oil. Feline pine is good. Tractor supply, I feel as a scientist, also should minimal pine oil based on temperatures they use, but they don’t disclaim that. So to stay safe, you can try feline pine or brands marketed for cats
So where is the link for the litter box container please
Found it thank you
How many days does it last?
With the pine litter, do you notice any kind of tracking of saw dust over the house?
Not that I have noticed, but we do have our litter boxes in an enclosure. I’m trying to remember what it was like before the enclosure, and I want to say there was little to none. But we do scoop and soft twice a day so they don’t really encounter sawdust to kick out.
@@SvenandRobbie thanks so much! Your video helped me out alot I was getting so frustrated with the clay litter then the crystal litter!!!
just wondering have you tried Okocat, it's wood litter too but clumping...
No I just learned about it! I planning to try it!
I bought another litter box with a guard around it because my cat is a digger and scatters the pellets. I put the arm and hammer sifter on top and it fits perfectly and there is about 4 to 5 inches space under it.
I'm transitioning my 8 month old from clay to wood pellets. I mixed them together adding more wood every time I clean it.
Do they end up dragging sawdust all over the house live traditional cat litter? Or is it minimal?
The sawdust sits under in a different pan so it doesn’t get tracked. The pellets do get tracked but I would say less than clay since they are bigger. Also my litter boxes are in an enclosure so it helps reduce tracking.
The arm and hammer sifter is too small for my big male ragdoll and I can NOT find a REALLY LARGE sifter
SOMEBODY HELP!!!!
I have a Ragdoll who is still a kitten but I found an XL shifter little box at pet smart today. It’s nit the arm and hammer brand though.
The Litterbreeze XL can be used with pine pellets.
They have some at Walmart and a pet store
Check amazon for large metal sifters
Brand sophresh!! At petco/online XL one!!
Can you use pellets in the scoopfree litter box?
You can, but it won’t work 😅. I’m assuming you meant pine pellets? Pine will dissolve into saw dust and that needs to be sifted out. But if you used other litter that absorbs urine but doesn’t dissolve, like crystals, then it could work.
I loved this idea of the sifter but found that the 2 bins that came with it were too short for my cat and not high enough. I bought a litter locker litter pan which has a handle and the sifter will fit in in. No more pellets everywhere. It works great.
Do you mind telling us whether you got that sifter from?
@@annette4718 It's the arm and hammer there is a link above.
Thank you for this very helpful video . I have sifting box and just bought the Pine Pallet from Tractor Company , i was watching some other videos they was saying that pine is toxic to cats and make sure that is kiln - dried pellets, how do i know the one i bought is the right one, it dose not say on the package ,
@@anakhach2577 you might have to email the company and ask! :) I just did that too! Fingers crossed we both hear back 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
Let me know! I’ve tried calling them but I got nowhere!
I use pine litter for my cat (7lb tabby) but I run through 40lbs of litter per month, for one cat, is there something I’m not doing right?
Are you scooping a lot of pine out with the solids? How often is your cat peeing?
@@SvenandRobbie He goes twice a day, but I don’t remove too much pine with the solids, would having a litter box that can sift the litter help? Or would increasing the depth of the litter be better?
I have one cat and wood pellets last me about 6 months.
I've been looking for answers to this question everywhere and have yet to get an answer! I was wondering what would happen if a cat were to have soft stool or diarrhea on these pellets (with a sifting litter box too). My kitten has digestive issues now and then, but I really want to try this litter for my older cat! I was wondering if my kitten used it, would it be a complete disaster?? please help, I need a new litter box soon and am wondering if I should just get a sifting one and try this system out or just stay with clay?
One of our cats have soft stools constantly. If it’s super soft then the pine tends to stick with it.
@@SvenandRobbie Thanks for the reply! So it isn't too much of a problem?
do you still use this system?
Yup
In Aus we get royal canin indoor cat food it makes their poop not smell. I thought it would be a gimmick but it really works
Hi! I was wondering how long the 40 lb bag lasts you?
For three cats, one 40lb bag last is about 2-3 months
@@SvenandRobbie thank you!
Nice, Thanks.
Thank you!
thanks for the rakuten link. it gave 30 bucks which is like 2 free bags wow.
Local Hardware store will sell pine pellets for Pellet BBQs. Cheaper more options.
Wow, your cat is really going
after its paws 😳
Where is the best spot for the litter box
Bath room ? Laundry?
Man will I confuse her if I change the spot
Do I pick her her and show her the new location if I change it ?
I juts got her a few days ago... so , I have a lot to learn
She’s brought so much happiness and love in the house
I think the best spot is wherever works for you! I use to change spots all the time. If I do I just drop them in the box and let them walk away from it. Usually they will figure it out. Congrats on the new addition!
It’s not good to use baking soda in cat litter
She's not using it in the litter. It's just near by to deodorize.
Ashley Choi she said she use in in the little box
@@lathafalls7675 11:30 She says she uses it in the container (which is the white cabinet probably, because that's where it is), not the litter box. I've seen those boxes of baking soda and they're designed to open up just right for leaving in your fridge to deodorize, and not spill. Also, if it was used in the litter boxes, she wouldn't say she had two, and that she changes them out. (It would also just fall through the shifter and be thrown away by the first cleaning)
www.google.com/search?q=fridge+baking+soda+arm+and+hammer+how+to+use&source=lmns&bih=579&biw=360&client=ms-android-sprint-us-revc&prmd=sivn&safe=strict&hl=en&ved=2ahUKEwjJ2s3sgrLqAhWxGTQIHecnCBEQ_AUoAHoECAAQAg
I always use Baking Soda in my litter. Arm N Hammer sells cat litter with baking soda in it. ohmyapt.apartmentratings.com/4-tips-to-keep-your-cat-litter-box-fresh.html
@@CANDYZANE69 if it’s cat litter baking soda that’s ok cus it’s safe for the cat
I have 5 litter boxes for 5 cats your not being over board if anything get another and put it in a different location of the house as well
I dont understand how people claim this is low dust. I've been using it for about 4 years and it creates a lot of dust and sawdust that gets everywhere. Sifting process puts it in the air, so does pouring new litter in. I've given up constantly wiping the white baseboards and doors. Not good for anyone but especially asthmatic people/cats. The litter pellets themselves track very minimally, and it is cheap.
You can use extra large puppy pads as liners, but just note that my cats tear and chew at the overhang so I have to fold/tuck them under. In Canada, Canadian Tire sells 40 lb bags of hardwood pellets that is sold as pet litter for cats and horses. Also, I found this litter box works great with wood pellets (www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0002ASCO4/), but I am looking for a way to elevate the shifting pan a bit more from the under pan so there's room for more sawdust - maybe foam or wood doweling set under the lip would work.
I just bought this litter box, what a deal! I haven't used it yet, we bought it for a chihuahua we will be getting in a couple weeks. We plan to use the wood pellets as well so thanks for the tip on finding them at CT!
@@Zigkiss I just figured out a way to elevate the upper sifting pan from the bottom, giving a bit more space for the sawdust to pile up. Since the sifter pan set comes with 2 bottom holder pans (plus I already had regular litter pans and the upper sifter pan fits nicely into them - too many pans!), I decided to sacrifice one of the pans that comes with the sifter set. 9 second animation: ua-cam.com/video/ftq33BBzvpk/v-deo.html
Far too small for larger cats, go do some research, see reviews. Also, measure your cats if you think they might be the right size, and note: sides are not tall so some cats with pee or poop over or on the very top edge.
I used this one for pellets but it felt cheap and it buckled when I tried pulling them apart. The arm and hammer seems to be better made and the holes are smaller.
The closest tractor Supply Company place in our area is 17 miles which is far if you live in Boston, we end up just using feline pine.
I bought the Breeze XL (I donated the pellet that came with it) just for when my big cats poop, the poop doesn't go over the edge and make huge mess. Then I have regular size sifter box for them to pee on.
I love pine pellets!
Tractor supply sells pine litter bigger and cheaper bag
I would try pine litter if it was cheap and clumping because I ha e 5 babies and low income!
Sifting isn’t too bad! They do have clumping. Haven’t tried it out yet. I will in the next month or so.
Or Target
Pet poop has different bacteria or something in it that doesn’t get removed when goes through the sewer plant so it’s recommended NOT to flush pet poop. Uh, you all do know that waste water is recycled into drinking water?
Question for your mans .🧐 Where'd you find this dime asian queen my guy?