We use wood based in most of the trays and crystal in a couple.

We've tried most but these are the ones that have been best for us.

Fiona

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Our darling Foxy is now at Rainbow Bridge. R.I.P. little one, you'll always be loved.

the breeder has been using that one, so i guess it's better to stick to the paper one for now until he settles in

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I use sophisticat white, at 6 quid a sackfull but no pink paws!!!!!!!!

I used to use Tesco's basic range because I thought it was cheap, but I did find it dusty & it did need changing quite frequently.
I have 4 bengals & use chick crumb from Mole valley farmers. It costs £7.25 for a 25kg bag which lasts a good 4 weeks. It doesn't smell, is not dusty & works well with both wee & solids. it does track on the carpet but I can put up with the extra cleaning as it's such good value & all my cats love it.

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I would use wood or paper based ones just for kittens, cos they usually try and eat the stuff, grrrr , lol

are there special ones just for kittens?

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hi

i also use wood pellets - tried most other but mine seem happiest with this one - i generally get mine in a big sack from pets at home....

not sure if theres a 'kitten only' one - never seen one - dont know if anyone else has any ideas about this???? id personally just stick to paper or wood for kittens.

susie and the gang

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I prefer catsan.

Sue

my breeder uses ever clean anyone else use it at £11 a 2kg box quite expensive wonderd how long it would last,i have 5 bengals.

My mother uses Morrisons own brand for her cats. It's really dusty so not good for asthmatics (like me!!) but the cats don't seem to care either way

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