🐾 Petmate Arm & Hammer Large Sifting Litter Box with Microban - Advanced Odor Control for Scoop Free Cat or Dog Litter - Eco-Friendly, Made from Recycled Materials Review

We've recently switched to pine pellet litter, it's great stuff but you really need a strainer litter box. This tray has the best screen size I've found for pine pellets. I have a sieve bowl on top of six empty cat food cans (unusually large 10 ounce like the ones in green chili) so I can scoop the sawdust through the sieve and it falls through without standing or shaking and without sifting. The design of these boxes suggests that you will sift out clumped litter rather than "sieve back"…

It works, but I'm disappointed in a number of ways. First, the size of the holes is so large that I feel like I need to either swap out the filler for a bulkier one or scoop out the filler that was supposed to go away, which defeats the whole purpose of it. I think they wanted to make it big enough for pellet sized cat litter - like clay litter. But clay litter is not suitable for your cats, so I don't like it. I'm currently using Tidy Cat's Multi-Clumping Free & Clean Unscented Litter and it…

We are a cat loving family of 3. I bought this litter box after being incredibly frustrated with the horrible constant smell of the litter box in our house and the fact that we spend so much money on it every month the cat litter. We've tried many sprays, powders, and scented refills, but nothing got rid of the smell. We also got tired of constantly stepping on the trash around the litter box, despite having a fully enclosed litter box and sweeping more than once a day. How: Buy Pine Pellet…

I LOVE Feline Pine cat litter, but for some mysterious reason my cat has 'disliked' it in its pure 'new kibble' state since it was a kitten. He developed a habit of pooping in the tub whenever he came across a freshly washed box of fresh pine pellets. And I can't explain why! Perhaps the pads on the paws (such a delicate flower) are hampered by hard pebbles? He still "wanted" to urinate on the new pellets, but I couldn't get him out of that habit of pooping in the tub! But I was determined to…

PROs1. I bought horse pine pellets from a tractor supply store (their own farm store brand) for $6 for a huge bag. I drove 40 minutes to get to this shop and bought 2 bags that my cats will use forever. Pellets are much cheaper than shovel filler.2. Pellets turn into sawdust when wet. If there is too much wet litter on the bottom of the brown lower bowl, it may smell bad and not easy to dry out. So I raised the tray with the white hole above it with 5 Chef Boyardee (microwaveable) containers…