Not very happy with either of them for 2 cats.
Clay, works good, but heavy. I might have to suck it up and stick with this.
Crystal, less scooping, dusty, doesn't last the advertised "months" even when stirring a couple times a day.
Feline pine, doesn't track when solid, tracks a lot when it breaks down into dust.
Okocat pellets, doesn't track when solid, clumps ok, but if not scooped that day, breaks down into dust that tracks.
Okocat original, it tracks if not scooped that day, I was expecting clay-like performance due to its texture and weight, but nope, still getting it on the bed.
Zeolite stone pellets and pee pads, they won't use! I've been praying for them to switch to this.
I'm working outside of the house half of the day so I won't always be there to scoop at the optimal time. The only litter that has held up to my needs was clay, but the weight gets heavy after a while and thus I seeked alternatives. I'm happy the cats were willing to experiment with me.
I was hoping feline pine would work, but the amount of tracking is much more than that of clay when it's broken down. I have litter mats stretching 4 feet from the litter boxes, yet it still tracks around the house. Okocat, I figured could be better, but the clumps don't hold long enough before breaking down.
Am I at a lost hope point at this time with no real alternatives to clay?
I'm looking to try zeolite one more time before going back to clay 100%.
Clay, works good, but heavy. I might have to suck it up and stick with this.
Crystal, less scooping, dusty, doesn't last the advertised "months" even when stirring a couple times a day.
Feline pine, doesn't track when solid, tracks a lot when it breaks down into dust.
Okocat pellets, doesn't track when solid, clumps ok, but if not scooped that day, breaks down into dust that tracks.
Okocat original, it tracks if not scooped that day, I was expecting clay-like performance due to its texture and weight, but nope, still getting it on the bed.
Zeolite stone pellets and pee pads, they won't use! I've been praying for them to switch to this.
I'm working outside of the house half of the day so I won't always be there to scoop at the optimal time. The only litter that has held up to my needs was clay, but the weight gets heavy after a while and thus I seeked alternatives. I'm happy the cats were willing to experiment with me.
I was hoping feline pine would work, but the amount of tracking is much more than that of clay when it's broken down. I have litter mats stretching 4 feet from the litter boxes, yet it still tracks around the house. Okocat, I figured could be better, but the clumps don't hold long enough before breaking down.
Am I at a lost hope point at this time with no real alternatives to clay?
I'm looking to try zeolite one more time before going back to clay 100%.
