I think most cat litter is about 1kg = 2 litres, so your 7kg bag should be about 14 litres.

You could test it for yourself by putting a measuring jug on your kitchen scales, zeroing the weight, then filling the jug to the 1 litre mark with cat litter. The scales will tell you exactly how much 1 litre of cat litter weighs.

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Proud Mummy to:

Sam (born June 1999, found August 1999)
Milly (born May 1999, adopted September 1999)
Eva (born 2010, adopted us August 2011)

I use Thomas Cat Litter - £3.09 for 8 ltrs - which is not too bad. I only got an 8 week old kitten 2 days ago and she seems to like it....

Thank you very much! I would have check it myself but I have no scale. I did not wan to bother staff in p@h! I bought it today, just small bag, 10 l and will give it a try.

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Tiger&Tigger

the only trouble with some clumping litters and i say some is if it contains bicarbonate of soda. if it does and the cat's paws get wet for some reason then it will stick to their paws and they could digest it.

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I think your cats - Merson and Oscar - and my two - Simon and Adrian - must be quads separated at birth, all too posh to pee outside (never mind poo!)

I use a crystal, non-clumping, dust free litter. Its bloody expensive, but lasts for ages, doesn't track and doesn't smell very much. Two litter trays, filled to about 4cms, cleaned thoroughly every two weeks and a full change of litter every two months. When we go back to the UK, I'll have to revise this though and look for a less expensive option. Infact I want to do some research on LitterKwitter........

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I had been told that the training procedure with cats was difficult. It's not. Mine had me trained in two days. ~Bill Dana

You want to speak to Peter Galbavy then as he is training his 3 MC's on this.

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Well, after a few days of using it, I am quite pleased.

Here's the low-down:

• The 40L bag is quite big. Bigger than I thought it would be.
• I put quite a lot in (well, 3/4 inches deep).
• Tracks about the same as Asda's Tiger litter.
• Smell is a significant improvement.
• It's easy to get the poo and wee clumps out and put the unsoiled litter back in.
• Clumps very well indeed.

I can see it lasting a good amount longer than the Asda Tiger litter, but at double the price, I am still not entirely convinced/converted, but yes, very impressed so far.

I use the crystals which are sold by Home & Bargains for £2.29 a bag. Supposedly, one bag lasts one cat for a month. I find it is a little bit less than a month more like 3 weeks. It has superb odour control and only starts to smell when it needs to be changed.

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Ive been using OkO/ cats best im very new to it all and having a kitten but i must say im so impressed! when picking up poos or wee wee i get no smell- i really didnt expect it to be so...NON SMELLING
i cant compare to any other brand but id def recommend it

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"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea."

When you come back to the UK, find a Home and Bargains, they do a good crystal cat litter for half the price charged in most major supermarkets.

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