Citramax Pop N' Toss

clyde

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Does anyone have any experience of whether this product works or not???

It looks like a great alternative to scooping and buying and sifting litter.

http://www.citramax.com/



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OK...maybe I'm not awake yet, but isn't citrus smells usually used to keep cats AWAY from areas?? I used lemon scented air spray on cotton balls to break them of scratching my furniture.
 

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I was about to say the same as Sweets - I don't think my boy would go near it - he is very sensitive to smells of any sort!
 

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I think if he would use it then it would be easier. I got some disposable, biodegradable litterboxes that you can throw away when you would normally change the litter and then put another one out. You still have to scoop though. I really liked them, but they were too small so I can't use them.

I have seen these liners that are made to make scooping easier. You put a group down in your litterbox and peel off one layer to "scoop" it. It has holes in it so the litter goes through and back into the box on top of the liner below it. There's enough holey ones to "scoop" 3x a day for a week, then there's one without holes to take all the litter out. I don't remember where I saw them.
 

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I really want to try those kind of liners. But I'm afraid my cats would shred them to pieces. That's what typically happens to the box liners we've put in there.
 

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octoberdana : That is the exact reason wy I don't - tried that and had chucks of plastic with pee and poop and wet litter all over - yuck
 

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I couldn't find anywhere on the web site that said what the litter is made of. Did I miss that part?

And, unless you throw it away every day (which would be awfully expensive) you would still need to scoop, so I don't understand why they say no scooping (unless it has some chemicals that "eat" the pee and poop).

I want to know more!
 

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Originally posted by Hell603
I was about to say the same as Sweets - I don't think my boy would go near it - he is very sensitive to smells of any sort!
I had a kitty who used to gag at the smell of cloves , and wind song perfume sorry couldnt resist tellin that lil factoid
 

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I have used liners before and they don't work for me, the kitties claw holes in it so everything falls right through...
 
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