Cat litter - quick questions
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
Thanks a lot Cactusgirl and Nick.
I have also found info online that this one is very good:
https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets ... cat-litter
Apparently, it has been well tried and tested by folk at Northern Ireland Cactus and Succulent Society.
Currently £12.50 for 30L.
I've just spoken to Tesco Customer services and it's official, their low dust cat litter (as photo posted above by Jim) has been discontinued
I have also found info online that this one is very good:
https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets ... cat-litter
Apparently, it has been well tried and tested by folk at Northern Ireland Cactus and Succulent Society.
Currently £12.50 for 30L.
I've just spoken to Tesco Customer services and it's official, their low dust cat litter (as photo posted above by Jim) has been discontinued
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
Hence my suggestion in another post a couple of weeks ago that you now try this one, which is also low dust, non-clumping and even smells nice:
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
Hi Tony, thanks, I can see it isn't molar clay though, which many people seem to think is the way to go. Having found a different source of a molar clay one (posted above), which people have tested out and found to be good, I will go with that I think. Thank you.
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
The Sanicat from Pets at Home is the one I am using at the moment, the granules are bigger than the Tesco ones were but still fine for use in a JI / Cat Litter / grit mix I have had no problems using it in 2" pots of transplanted cacti or succulent seedlings.Julie A wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 1:06 pm Thanks a lot Cactusgirl and Nick.
I have also found info online that this one is very good:
https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets ... cat-litter
Apparently, it has been well tried and tested by folk at Northern Ireland Cactus and Succulent Society.
Currently £12.50 for 30L.
I've just spoken to Tesco Customer services and it's official, their low dust cat litter (as photo posted above by Jim) has been discontinued
Regards Keith.
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
Yes I agreed with Keith as well, the Sanicat Pink looks really good and is a larger granule than the one I mentioned on Ebay.
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Re: Cat litter - quick questions
Thanks very much Keith and Nick. Good to know.