Okay guys, your opinions and the cheapest place to get it from please. Thanks.
Ooops :blush2: ~ & a very fine website it is too, lol :blushing: Hehe ~ I'm so dumb :smilewinkgrin: . Sorry - I've never heard of it (after all that!!)lol - The link is to MY website - I'm not selling the stuff, I want to know where to get it cheaply and if anyone uses it and their opinions.
Where can you get it from though? ON line pref or big stores? Does it clump? Track? last a long time?Ive been using it for the last 12 months , Down here its gone up from, £9 to £13 I cant get it any cheaper without travelling for miles
Brill stuff though, better than cat litter IMO
they are mainly made of wheat and maize I thinkCan I be really dizzy and ask what it's made out of? I've never heard of chick crumbs before..
Sounds great - got a brand name so I can ask my pet shop to do the same?My pet shop orders it for me, I get the organic ones, they eat it now and again
It does track a little but no more than any other litter, a tracking matt helps loads.
Iv never known anything to clump as well, a 20kg bag lasts me about 3 weeks, depends on how many cats you have. I would say it lasts about 4x longer than clay type litters and theres no smell as you scoop all the wees and poos out.
Thank you!Ooops :blush2: ~ & a very fine website it is too, lol :blushing:
Just had a bit of a google session and realised you're talking about chicken feed! I've never heard for this being used for cat litter before. Very interesting.. I might look into that around my area. The best litter I've used so far is "World's Best" but it's a bit too pricy for me! Looks like this might be a good alternative?they are mainly made of wheat and maize I think
Thank you - you are a genius and a star!spid, ive found this place in scotland. they sell argo chick crumbs, ive tried them they are good.
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my heads now twice its normal size lolThank you - you are a genius and a star!
You have to try it, ive not used commercial cat litter since, Its all rubbish in comparison. Plus when you have kittens theres no worries when they eat itJust had a bit of a google session and realised you're talking about chicken feed! I've never heard for this being used for cat litter before. Very interesting.. I might look into that around my area. The best litter I've used so far is "World's Best" but it's a bit too pricy for me! Looks like this might be a good alternative?
lets hope so, if not you will have to get some chickens:thumbup:They better go for it - I've just ordered 3x20kg bags for them to hopefully last until we move to London at the end of Aug. 60 kg is costing me £27 + £3 delivery. 50p a kilo! I think that's brilliant!
I'll have to have a shop around in Bucks. Thanks for the tip! xxYou have to try it, ive not used commercial cat litter since, Its all rubbish in comparison. Plus when you have kittens theres no worries when they eat it
It smells funny at first but its not horrible, it reminds me of weetabix the cats seem to like it
Oh wow, yes!!!! I've always wanted chooks! What a great excuse - now the cats are allowed not to like it!lets hope so, if not you will have to get some chickens:thumbup:
Ive not tried layers pellets, I dont find the chick crumbs track too badly. I use a tracking matt and a daily hoover. I just have to watch the dog, hes cleared a whole litter tray of chick crumb in the past, it made him so ill.I tried layers pellets (like chick crumbs but larger pellets) a while ago but had to give up as the tracking was dreadful (so I can imagine it'd be even worse with chick crumbs).. Very disappointing as it was certainly cheaper than cat litter!
Ive not tried layers pellets, I dont find the chick crumbs track too badly. I use a tracking matt and a daily hoover. I just have to watch the dog, hes cleared a whole litter tray of chick crumb in the past, it made him so ill.