Is this litter box compatible with Feline Pine? Would this box work well with the sawdust that Feline Pine creates?
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I quite disagree...there are lots of FP users using the breeze set up...just do a google of "feline pine, Breeze" I continue to use the pads and every day or two I scoop for poops, then stir up the pellets a bit so all the sawdust goes down into the tray...then I dump the sawdust (making sure I hold on to an edge of the pad so it doesn't go in the trash if it doesn't need to. if you wait too long to sift out the sawdust, yes, it will get stinky and the tray will be hard to pull out without making a mess. Even so, I keep the system on large rubbermaid tub lid to catch things if they scatter when I pull the tray out to empty the contents. I'm still trying to figure out a set up that would allow the sawdust to be able to "sift out" on it's own without having to rake through the pellets. That and a deeper tray would allow me to be gone for a number of days without having someone come in and deal with the box.
1027282
I don't know because I have the litter box inside a wicker cat furniture box (kind-of looks like an end table).
1342889
Yes, it is made to be used with or without a traditional litter box. My cats did not like those boxes and I used them without the lids for a long time until I came across these. Changing litter is much faster now that I don't have a box to clean.
980838
I have two cats and I would not use it to put a litter box in. The box may fit but would be too confining for my cat to use. But it IS a great clothes hamper and doubles as a changing chair. I have two of them (one for me and one for my husband) and I have them sitting under the two windows in our walk in closet.
72878
I don't believe so. It is fairly exclusive to Littermaid. We switched to the Omega Paw system a 18 months ago and love it. It uses less litter, doesn't require batteries or electricity, doesn't smell, and makes managing the box a lot easier. WIth one cat, we empty it once a week into 3 combined plastic grocery bags, and take it out to the dumpster. Watch the YouTube video on it, and you won't ever go back to an automated cat box again.
1940213
I think it is compatible with any type of litter. I use fresh step crystals. Fresh step has been my favorite brand of crystals, all the others don't seem to block odor as easily.
292782
I used an 18x14x5 inch cat litter box. It fits perfectly and really helps control litter scattering. I also put a 3m mat in front of door to trap any litter from their paws as they exited. 98% of litter was contained by this combination! Very Happy!!!
1274909
Feliway is what I used when my cat did this due to ferrel cats. I also used a sand called Cat Attract or kitten Attract, have never had problem since, after move and getting new cat she still uses box. Pamela
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I'm told this litter works with covered or uncovered box. So would definitely try it! My 12 year old cat who has never used a litter box actually uses the box for his feces now! I'm still training him not to use my bathroom rugs for urinination! I would try this litter for your cat. Expensive but worth every penny. Cats are creatures of habit so keep this in mind. Try to catch him using the floor and just gently put him or her over into the litter box. My cat would not use any other litter for years!!!
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I'm not sure... if you can figure out how to install a higher side on the inside of the litter box (maybe some thin plastic and some e6000 glue), that would be the solution... but if it's not a feasible alternative, maybe this is a bad litter box for your cat. Which is too bad, because we STILL love it. :) I hope you find a solution!!!
1927977
That is exactly what I want to use it for. The room gets so dusty but the cat won't use any other litter. We have 2 computers in the room, the cat box, and the dog is usually in the room with us. Anyone know if this will do the trick?
1394815
Requires a litter that clumps. And I recommend sticking with conventional box. The clumping litter tends to clog up the grate making litter change a real pain. ...unless you enjoy digging and picking gooey cat litter with a stick.
1280033
I read that wood pellets (large animal bedding) is essentially the same as pine pellets for small animals, although the pine may be of higher quality and finer grade. I would have tried it for my six cats, but it is not available in my urban market. I would also consider mixing the two as needed to minimize cost. Let us know!
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We use FP in our Breeze box and it works just fine. Right now we have a combo of FP, Yesterdays News and the Breeze pellets just because that's what I've bought. I don't like how much the FP pellets disolve into sawdust but it goes right through the grates really well. The YN pellets don't turn to sawdust and stay pretty intact so they work a little different/better.We have 3 cats and 3 boxes and have tried everything out there and this is by far the best system. If the Breeze pellets were less expensive we'd stick with that only though.
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I no longer use the Lucky Champ litter box because the lower portion of the exit end proved to be too low - cat litter dumped & scattered everywhere all of the time. I had bought this box for my older, overweight cat but it just didn't work out. I have no idea whether you idea of putting 2 together will work - no longer know the W&L; as I donated the box - sorry.
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I love the system works for me. I have tried other ways for cat boxes and I found this to work the best, in spite of the cost. Sorry if my answer didn't satisfy you.
1957134
very good question.. I personally don't use liners and the litter box is an odd triangle shape... You'd really to have to play around with it but I wouldn't count on it