For those who use chn feed..?

shiraz

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I'm wondering what brand and type you use? My co-worker and I were talking about cheaper alternatives to using regular cat litter (and I use clumping, which I'd rather not) because right now I'm spending at minimum $70CDN a month on litter
it happens to be a little more than I'm looking to spend lol. I've got 2 chubby kitties, and my co-worker mentioned that her barn cats really enjoy eating the horse feed (when the horses let them anyways) and said that since my cats are switching from a free-fed dry to smaller meals they may try eating the chn feed that I put in their boxes (ew). Has anybody ever had that problem? Plus, there seems to be a lot of hormones in the different feeds around here, so I'd like to find something that's guaranteed hormone free. Any suggestions?
 

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If you can get the organic... but it is like 20$ us for 50lbs vs 7-11$ for 50lb s of Layennna which is purina and natural .... 50lbs is 3-5 weeks for my two one of whom has CRF so she pees alot... In a pinch I will use Nutrena
 

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I also use the Purina Layenna because I prefer the finer grind it has. I've used an off brand in the past, (it also had no antibiotics, etc.), but the grind was more pellet like which I didn't like as much.
 
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So Purina layenna is good? Do you guys mix with other litter, or did they take/change over fairly easy? And how often do you change the feed in the boxes? I've got 5 cats, and 3 normal (large) boxes and 2 big rubbermaid storage buckets (huge lol) I don't want the feed to go rank in the boxes.
 
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