Cat litter - quick questions

[Jim_Mercer]

[Julie A]

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

[Tony R]

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

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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[Julie A]

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.

[Keith H]

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

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.

[NickHitchcock]

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.

[Julie A]

Thanks very much Keith and Nick. Good to know.