Review on 🐈 Purina Litter Tidy Cat Breeze Pellets: Lightweight and Efficient Odor Control with a 3.5 lb Bag by Bethany Ray

I love having an indoor cat, but I hate the smell of potty training and walking on dug up sand. Also, ordinary kitty litter is difficult to carry home and dispose of. How many times has your cat's claws left a hole in your pocket and spilled unpleasantly smelly substances on the floor? When you're older, aches (literally backaches) are a common filler. The Breeze system solves the problem of smell, tracking and weight. I don't know why it's so hard to find in my area that I have to order it online. But whatever. . . It's worth it. Breeze granules are inert (ie they do not react with urine or feces). They don't stick together and don't stay wet. Liquid waste drains into a lined floor pan, while solid waste is easily scooped out with a shovel or piece of toilet paper. Since I keep the tray in the bathroom when I change my pads, I sometimes take the tray out and rinse out the whole block (granules and all) in the shower. (I just put it in the shower and let it run for a few minutes. But that's not what you need to do.) That way I don't have to change the pellets more than once a month. The pillow needs to be changed once a week or even more often, but it's simple, easy, and quick. And pads are not expensive. When I can't find Breeze pads, I replace them with puppy training pads. Ultimately, I can't think of a more practical cat litter product or system. I highly recommend this product.