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Hotler

(12,980 posts) Sun Mar 16, 2025, 04:07 PM Mar 16

Anyone use pine pellets for cat litter? I have a cat that started peeing on his foot or he's stepping in it and [View all]

since it's clumping littler he ends up with a clump all up and down his foot. I have get the wash tub out and soak his foot to clean it. I'm thinking no clumping pellets might help that.
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Anyone use pine pellets for cat litter? I have a cat that started peeing on his foot or he's stepping in it and [View all] Hotler Mar 16 OP

I do I love them. I started using them when one of Phoenix61 Mar 16 #1

I went back to clumping litter due to the odor from other types. Ive seen an ad Karadeniz Mar 16 #2

I use World's Best multicat litter. Flushable ground corn cobs SheltieLover Mar 16 #3

The biggest I could find. Next size up is a kiddie pool. Hotler Mar 16 #5

I use a hooded box to direct litter on their paws to one location, the bathmat Karadeniz Mar 16 #7

I tried it briefly in my house... slightlv Mar 16 #4

I use Natural Cat's Pride. Clumps quickly and sifts thru easily. No smell and in an easy pour tub Deuxcents Mar 16 #6

Have used both the pellets and the loose pine litter UpInArms Mar 16 #8

Be careful about clumping litter. bamagal62 Mar 16 #9

He might have a urinary problem Nigrum Cattus Mar 16 #10

i have big cats. use a large rubbermaid storage container. girl likes to pee high to annoy me. pansypoo53219 Mar 17 #11