A coworker of mine has over 20 cats (she does a lot of rescue). Until now, she has used clay litter, and empties it each day & cleans the pans...12 litter pans in all! Obviously this is extremely time consuming and tiring. She's never been a believer in scoopable litter as she is worried about the smell. She has decided to try scoopable on a trial basis. I told her that I remembered hearing about littermate additive, and perhaps that would work best for her. I've never used it, and don't know anyone who does. Has anyone ever used it? How well does it work? How expensive is it to use? How much longer can you go before having to change the litter in its entirety? If you liked it, and would recommend it, how much would she initially have to order for 12 pans? Any information on this would be great! Thanks in advance!
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