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Well I have a recommendation for those cat litter boxes!

Wood Stove Pellets!!!

They are very cheap - a 40 pound bag is around $3.

They are easy to care for and don't mat or glop up like other brands. The smell is rather pleasant too b/c it's wood based products.


Try them out and let me know what YOU think too!
 
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Originally Posted by fluffysimba

Well I have a recommendation for those cat litter boxes!

Wood Stove Pellets!!!

They are very cheap - a 40 pound bag is around $3.

They are easy to care for and don't mat or glop up like other brands. The smell is rather pleasant too b/c it's wood based products.


Try them out and let me know what YOU think too!
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I have to agree..its been two weeks since we bought our last bath and have only used one bag WHOO and the house smells great
 
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What kind of texture are they? Are they pellets like Feline Pine? If so, I know Charlotte wouldn't like it.
 
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Originally Posted by ScamperFarms

I have to agree..its been two weeks since we bought our last bath and have only used one bag WHOO and the house smells great
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Oh yeah - the smell is definately an improvement!!!! Since it's wood based, it's got that "woodsy" smell to it.

 
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Originally Posted by MissCharlotte

What kind of texture are they? Are they pellets like Feline Pine? If so, I know Charlotte wouldn't like it.
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Well I have never tried that. They are pelletized, sort of like a horse feed grain.
 
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Thanks for posting the picture. The pellets look exactly like Felline Pine so I know Charlotte won't like them. Oh well, I have no complaints about WBCL anyway.
 
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Yeah me too scamper and umm they added a spell my girl dont like but pellets are good according to them...

Misscharlotte mine didnt like the poine but the other stuff is fine...
 
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yeah the feline pine smells diffrent than the wood stove pellets. maybe its the tye of wood used? I dunno. lol my crew stuck their nose up at the feline pine too. but they are all about the wood pellets. although i think some are foretting their cover up manners!
 
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Originally Posted by ScamperFarms

yeah the feline pine smells diffrent than the wood stove pellets. maybe its the tye of wood used? I dunno. lol my crew stuck their nose up at the feline pine too. but they are all about the wood pellets. although i think some are foretting their cover up manners!
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I know the pellets I have come from an Oak species. I love the smell.
 
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