only 1, 2 litter boxes. the filter doesnx\'t filter out the pellet, just the dust, maybe smaller pellets less than 1cm in diameter. thanks, seems like scooping out poop and the more finer powder every day the do all box sift once a week works. i'll just do that. for deep cleaning i usually do it twice a month.
I have used it with Rivel since the first time, but i think it won't hurt to do a slow transition. Put maybe 10% of the pellet and slowly overtake the old ones.
My husband stays downstairs where the litter boxes are and says their poop stinks really bad. Wonder if it would help with that.
Apparently air freshener plug ins aren't helping much.
I usually immediately scoop them out when she poops, and the smell doesn't really linger long but don't hold my words too much my sense of smell is a bit borkedMy husband stays downstairs where the litter boxes are and says their poop stinks really bad. Wonder if it would help with that.
So is mine. Since it's downstairs and I am usually upstairs, I don't scoop often as needed. Definitely once a day. Sometimes twice. I wondered if maybe it's their food since it contains items like venison, beef, duck, and rabbit. I guess I need to have him do an experiment. I will feed them a dark meat item like beef and see if their poops smell more than when I feed them something like chicken.I usually immediately scoop them out when she poops, and the smell doesn't really linger long but don't hold my words too much my sense of smell is a bit borked
Yeah that seems right. The hole in the sifter box is more or less the same size and shape as mine. The litter os different brand but both has feline/rodent bedding litter in the bag.
Ok. It's not the best picture as I was sitting in the drive thru in the dark waiting to pick up dinner. I did take a chance and set it up last night. We will see if they use it.
Littee transition is probably tough. Plus it kinda smelled strong (pine smell) so understandable if they are a bit hesitant
I will keep the set up for a while and see what happens. If they don't use it, no loss. They still have 4 more to choose from. I thought my husband would appreciate the pine smell since he is such a fan of pine trees. He might end up liking the pine litter more than Boone and Gracie do.
Do you put it immediately or slowly mix it with the old one first.I will keep the set up for a while and see what happens. If they don't use it, no loss. They still have 4 more to choose from. I thought my husband would appreciate the pine smell since he is such a fan of pine trees. He might end up liking the pine litter more than Boone and Gracie do.
It is it's own separate box. I have two clay litter ones and the pine litter one. I thought about mixing the two but worried that if they didn't like the pine stuff, they wouldn't use the box at all. Also, how do you know if they are peeing in it? When I shake it, I do get some sawdust on the bottom tray but not sure if that's because it's been wet or just the pellets have settled.
If there's sawdust then it's likely it has been used, unless you get it wet, like pouring water over it. There will also half-dissolved pellet around the "wet spot".
Ok, I'm thinking it is just residual dust from the bag. Thanks for all your advice!!
