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Old 31-05-2008, 01:12 PM
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

that way when I have 5 grown cats - I'll have 4 litter trays which I hope should be enough [/QUOTE]
Will be plenty but i'm sure needed
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

Plenty to clean too.........

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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

This might be a stupid question, but do you get smaller trays (with lower sides) for when they are really little, or would you start with something like a shoe box lid?
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

You can get tiny trays, will try to dig out a pic of kittens in one
I would'nt recommend a show box lid, you can't clean them, unless you had a store of lids for whatever reason and wanted to keep changing them every time a kitten went to the toilet!
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Old 31-05-2008, 06:46 PM
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

This is last years kittens in a tray, they started off with a one a bit smaller than that.
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Old 31-05-2008, 07:16 PM
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

Oh so cute!!!

Well I do buy alot of shoes... he he.
Okay I will get a little tray.
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Thanks
I get mine from cat shows, but i'm sure You can get them from pet shops too
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Old 31-05-2008, 07:54 PM
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

I got mine free somewhere with something - it is so small it is only really any good for tiny kittens and blocking the place where they'd spray otherwise - lol
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Old 31-05-2008, 08:38 PM
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Re: Cat Litter & Trays

No smells? When my adult cats poo there is mucho mucho smell! I use a wood based litter and remove poo as soon as poo'd if I am at home!

Wees don't smell tho' the male tends to 'miss' - lucily it doesn't matter as the litter tray he misses is in a bath we don't use and the offending wee is easily flushed away. He doesn't seem to 'miss' the litter in the utility room...


Litter bag i use supposedly lasts 70 days for 1 cat - I have 2 and it lasts less than 2 weeks! Cats are Maine Coons tho' and wee and poo prodigiously!
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