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Clumping litter does not require a liner

Posted By: of any type.....sm on 2008-06-04
In Reply to: Actu7ally A&H Super Scoop is what I use, tho' cat - will only use the unscented kind. - sm

Mine hated any lining in their box and tore it scratching to cover anyway. I use clumping litter only, which doesn't require a liner. Litter absorbs it before it hits the bottom. Cats can be finicky about the types of litter. I left A&H alone because of the dust it has, even thought it's not supposed to have. I use Tidy Cat, clumping type, and they go for that with no problem.


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She is showing classic signs of a UTI. She should be checked out by a vet as urinary issues can be deadly in cats if not treated as soon as possible.


I live in the country and all my cats have always been indoor cats. One lived to the age of 21.


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My MIL tried milkjugs but her plants got too big.

Here's a good picture similar to what I do. Hope the link works.

http://media.photobucket.com/image/upside%20down%20tomatoes/fayettetown/Garden/buckets6605.jpg