Did I choose the right litter?

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Howdy,

I looked for specificly labeled non-clumping safe for kittens litter but couldnt find any.

I ended up getting Catsan hygiene litter. It looks like like moon rocks.

Are these safe to use please?

Thanks,

Simon.
 
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Originally Posted by marmite

Howdy,

I looked for specificly labeled non-clumping safe for kittens litter but couldnt find any.

I ended up getting Catsan hygiene litter. It looks like like moon rocks.

Are these safe to use please?

Thanks,

Simon.
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Hi Simon....I don't know much about that brand of litter...what I used for my foster kittens was very similiar to this:

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product.a...=45&pf_id=3805

Katie
 
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I didnt think you could use the wood one because of what happens to it when it gets wet?

I have plenty of that stuff about the flat.
 
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i used catsan hygenic litter for toilet training my litter and it was fine. as long as its not clumping.
 
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What I really like and what we used at the shelter is Rabbit Pellets. The rabbit food it is very absorbent is natural (grass & hay) smells good and is about $7 or $8 a 50 pound sack at any feed store and it is flushable and clumps. I think it is great. It is also what I use at home.
 
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Originally Posted by BigKittenDaddy

What I really like and what we used at the shelter is Rabbit Pellets. The rabbit food it is very absorbent is natural (grass & hay) smells good and is about $7 or $8 a 50 pound sack at any feed store and it is flushable and clumps. I think it is great. It is also what I use at home.
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Never heard of this. I must really live in the boonies
But the next time I have foster kittens I am going to try this out. Glad I read this.
 
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Well its not up here in Canada as I've seen all the brands that pet stores up here have in Ontario but I usually buy scented cat litter but it has to be clumping.
 
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No clumping litter for kittens just learning to go. They like to put stuff in their mouths, and you could imagine what that stuff could do to a baby!
 
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