Cat Litter & Litter Boxes in general Reviews

I have owned cats and been around cats in the family since for at least 20 years now, having grew up 4 cats, lost my 2 oldest this year and have now been left with one cat, Tinker, who I found about 6 or 7 years ago in the middle of my then local country park whilst out biking, so tiny she could fit in the palm of my hand. I managed to get her ...  Read the complete review

Living at home, our cat Fuzz never had a litter box (except when we moved house and kept her in for a few days) - and I am generally against them in principle because I see no reason for them. If you have an old cat that can't move very well or a young kitten then fair enough, but I think cats in general should be allowed to come and go as they ...  Read the complete review

Lets face it, if you are a domestic cat owner - at some point the issue of cat litter and litter boxes will come up. When we got our cat, I was hoping that the use of both of them would only be necessary overnight when the cat would be indoors for a long period of time. Unfortunately, my cat decided that she didn't really want to go ...  Read the complete review

If you own a cat a litter tray and litter is some thing at some point you will have to use. Cats often have to stay inside for a few day or weeks, when you first get a cat or kitten it is recommend that you keep the cat / kitten indoors so they get use to the environment and know where their home is. Cats are naturally ...  Read the complete review

Ok well I am reviewing cat litter and litter trays but not for the reasons you may think!!! I am currently trying to litter train my baby rabbit...and so we're using cat litter and a litter tray to do so as this is what has been recommended...before you start on...the litter we're using isn't actually clay litter, but a special litter which is ...  Read the complete review

I thought you might all be missing Mew as I hadn't mentioned him for a while so I thought I would write another of his reviews and tell you about his litter tray. Now there's an exciting thought for you all! Going back to the middle of last year when he first chose to adopt us as his new 'parents' we went out and bought all the things ...  Read the complete review

Cats are fun, loving, playful and can be your best friend, but if there is one thing that is certain, it is that they are extremely fastidious, especially when it comes to their litter box. Who would have thought a toilet could be so important? But for Mr Cat, his litter box is a direct measure of his happiness. If he as much as perceives the ...  Read the complete review

Litter boxes turn some people off when they talk about cats. I have made it my mission to make my cats litter boxes clean for them and it ends up benefitting everyone. I have been told it doesn't even smell like we have cats and we have 7 indoor cats! First of all, it is recommended that you have one litter box per cat, plus one extra one. ...  Read the complete review

Cats are very clean animals and take pride in there loos. I think who ever invented the cat littler tray had there head screwed on. So what is there use? The cat littler tray is a kittie toilet, yes cats have needs too! How is it used? You can put the tray anywhere in the house, add some ...  Read the complete review

We have two cats which means we have three litter boxes, this is the rule of thumb, one litter box per cat plus an extra one. If you don't provide enough litter trays there will be accidents! One of my friends couldn't understand why her very well behaved cat was using inappropriate places to pee until I explained this to her, add one more ...  Read the complete review

We have 7 indoor cats so you can imagine we've become experts on cat litter over the years. First tip, always go for clumping litter. Its much easier to clean and keeps the smells down. The cheaper supermarket brands aren't recommended. Worlds best is great but way too expensive. We use a wholesale brand that we buy on eBay. Its ...  Read the complete review

Who would have thought the cats toilet would provoke so many thoughts! I have been a cat owner for around a year, and in that time have used loads of types of cat litter, here are some of my thoughts. At first, we had a simple litter tray. However, Shadow would just scatter the litter around the floor so I upgraded to a large tray with ...  Read the complete review

I grew up always having dogs as pets and had never even really met a pet cat as all of my friends also owned dogs. When I bought my own house I thought the best pet to get would be a cat as they are more independent than dogs and I would feel a lot better having one especially as I do work. So we got my little cat Harry and he is a little ...  Read the complete review

We have five cats at home, our house is quite large and they are happy as they have freedom to roam around the house as they please. Cats are naturally clean animals and are easily litter trained, from about five or six weeks of age they will use a litter tray with a little encouragement and that will be with them for life. ...  Read the complete review

Ok...so i may not be the sanist of people right now...its 10.45 pm and im here sat writing about cat poo...im sure lots of other people are doing exactly the same thing,after all its normal...isnt it??!! So back to the matter in hand....no i didnt mean that literally!Cat Poo!!Well they have to do it just like every other living ...  Read the complete review

My cat is always outside now, even though he is only one year old he is getting really wild and I never see him as much but then he sleeps all night and then at 7am meows until he can be let out. I always buy cat litter and usually it doesn't matter to me what brand I buy because I think it all does the same job. I have started to use this ...  Read the complete review

Having a cat door I seldom have to use cat litter as my cats are free to come and go as they like. I buy it though when my cat has kittens. She is expecting for near Christmas at the moment and that will be her last lot. So when we are trainning the kittens we do buy a tray and litter to train them. I buy the stores own ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago my local newspaper contained a series of angry letters from people in the area who were fed up with cats using their gardens as toilets. Many suggestions as to how this could be curbed were also printed, with everything from orange peel and tin cans on sticks to the rather more ridiculous idea of buying a dog to see the cats off. ...  Read the complete review

They used to be in my house as I have 20 cats and have raised them all from kittens. If your cats are not fixed they can add to the odor by spraying on things. I used to think only male cats did this but females do also.If you have them fixed when they are young it will stop the spraying. If you wait until they are older it doesn't ...  Read the complete review

Why am I writing about cat poo???? I don't know, something to do though isn't it? So, poo then. Well, it has got to be done somewhere hasn't it? We shut out cat in at night so we need to provide somewhere for him to do the business. So here are my recommendations for litter trays: Don't fill the litter ...  Read the complete review