Hi guys and gals
We recently purchased 2 maine coon brothers they are 5 months old now and a non stop bundle of fun and naughtiness, mostly naughtiness actually lol.
We tried conventional litter trays but got fed up of the smell and constant raking of poop after only a month (how do they poop so much, its non stop)
Anyways after a month we took the plunge and purchased a littermaid multicat from America, £177 after taxes and shipping
But much better, well I say much better, its not really better. Its fine for 2 day maximum, then once the litter becomes wet the problems start. The machine will rake the litter but the litter then becomes clumpy and with each rake of the machine the rake pushes not only the poop but the top layer of damp granuals also gets pushed into the waste receptacle and within 2 days (not even 48 hours tbh) the waste receptacle is overflowing.
I used a clumping litter (be it a cheap one) at 1st but it stunk and then I used a premium light litter in the hope it wouldn't clump between the rakes, but to no avail.. after a day and a half the litter tray is overflowing and the smell is escaping.. I'm rather annoyed.
Has anyone had this problem? Is there a certain litter that works well? Does it have to be clumping, the kittens do a good job of covering it up and the poop doesn't get stuck to the rake its just when the litter becomes damp its a nightmare.
Many thamks
We recently purchased 2 maine coon brothers they are 5 months old now and a non stop bundle of fun and naughtiness, mostly naughtiness actually lol.
We tried conventional litter trays but got fed up of the smell and constant raking of poop after only a month (how do they poop so much, its non stop)
Anyways after a month we took the plunge and purchased a littermaid multicat from America, £177 after taxes and shipping
But much better, well I say much better, its not really better. Its fine for 2 day maximum, then once the litter becomes wet the problems start. The machine will rake the litter but the litter then becomes clumpy and with each rake of the machine the rake pushes not only the poop but the top layer of damp granuals also gets pushed into the waste receptacle and within 2 days (not even 48 hours tbh) the waste receptacle is overflowing.
I used a clumping litter (be it a cheap one) at 1st but it stunk and then I used a premium light litter in the hope it wouldn't clump between the rakes, but to no avail.. after a day and a half the litter tray is overflowing and the smell is escaping.. I'm rather annoyed.
Has anyone had this problem? Is there a certain litter that works well? Does it have to be clumping, the kittens do a good job of covering it up and the poop doesn't get stuck to the rake its just when the litter becomes damp its a nightmare.
Many thamks