🧹 Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Pellets - 3.5 lbs: An Efficient Solution for a Cleaner Cat Box Review

The breeze system is much simpler and less messy than a traditional litter box. I only have a small cat and each pack lasts about a month. Pellets do not have a strong odor. One thing to note: if your dog likes to climb into the litter box, I would recommend installing a baby gate with an opening cat to block it, or place it out of your dog's reach. My dog got in and didn't digest the pellets well and could potentially become constipated.

I recently adopted a cat and ran out of supplies. She becomes a house cat. I tried another cat litter system and hated it. The smell was terrible and I found traces of dust everywhere in my apartment. It's amazing where cats go. I live in Senior Living Apts and the maintenance staff recommended this system. I love it. It's a small apartment but when you walk in you don't smell cats anywhere. I am very sensitive to odors and this system handles that perfectly. It can be a bit more expensive than

Best idea for the litter box! Honestly this is the best thing to buy if you have 1 cat or more. So easy to scoop and keep up. When the urine settles to the bottom, it's so easy to clean! You have to keep up with that to keep it from overflowing but to be honest the whole house smelled like you don't even have cats. You can stand next to this "garbage" box and feel almost nothing! Honestly the best ever! And DO NOT buy different pellets. These granules do not absorb moisture, which ensures the…

I love this product. I just want them in 3 separate packages as shown in the picture. They are supplied in a large white universal bag. Now I need to find something to keep them. It doesn't matter much. just annoying. Crate. So far they are not as good as the Tidy Cat brand. They do their job. I change them every 5 days unlike the Tidy Cat brand. But these tidy cat pads are very expensive. The Revains brand is MUCH CHEAPER. I want Revain to produce and sell pellets under its own brand. I would…

I'm sorry I've waited so long to try this system. My cats run after the trash like crazy and with that I just throw back the few that come out. Every month I just take her outside and hose down all the pellets and everything. Then leave it in the sun for a few hours. Pellets do not need to be changed. I use 2-3 bags at a time because mine like to dig. I use 1 pad a week for 2 cats but they pee in the sink so it doesn't fill up much it just starts to smell. If I could teach them how to poop in…

We have upgraded all 3 trays to the Tidy Cat Breeze system. We were told about it by one of our nannies and living in such a small space it was great not having the usual cat litter granules everywhere and I love this feature even in a big house. The pellets are large enough to pick up with your fingers, and few usually break out of the box when the cats crawl out. Putting an entire bag of granules in the box also seems to help get rid of the smell, although the liners probably do most of the…

Anyone who has cats can understand one awkward thing about them. You have to clean the compartment. Keeping the box and house smelling fresh really needs to be done every day, especially if you have more than one cat. BENEFITS: Easy to use Long lasting Extremely EFFICIENT for odor control Much more hygienic than regular litter for both cat and owner Time saving on daily litter CONSA is a bit expensive The ADVANTAGES clearly outweigh the disadvantages. In the long run you pay more than standard…

I like this tray. It doesn't really smell, of course, if you're careful to remove cat poo when you see it. The pellets will (inevitably) be more or less ejected from the litter box depending on how vigorously your cat likes to dig in her poo, but they're large and not all gritty, gritty and dusty like a typical litter box. They are easy to pick up or sweep. You can't flush away cat poop with pellets stuck to it (I think that should apply to any litter unless you want a big plumbing bill at some

Our friend told us about the Tidy Cat Breeze litter system. She liked it so much that we decided to give it a try. We bought two trays, mats and a few bags of stuffing. Our cat has adapted well to the new box. However, within a week we noticed that our cat (3 years old) was eating the pellets. At first we thought this was an isolated case and weren't too concerned about it. About a month after installing the system, our cat became very ill. She was lethargic, slept a lot, had little energy. Our