I've been using wood pellets for over a decade now. They are far cheaper than any other litter and unless you let cleaning the box go to long there is little if any odor except for a faint hint of wet wood.
I don't blame them for stopping. There were twister warnings in SE SK today. If it is the same storm it's a killer.
GORGEOUS!
Hardwood or pine?
Since it was pre-season, why didn't they just call the game and be done with it?
We have two cats. One is a toughy who was born in a barn (jet black ... my wife's animal familiar) and she will poop in portland cement, of that's what you put in the pan. The other is a pauncy snob ... Seal-point Siamese of obviously noble extraction who will poop ANYWHERE except in the pan if everything is not EXACTLY RIGHT.
It was the first official CFL game of the season, IRBS - preseason ended last week.
Is there a flavour difference?
Ok. Not used to season starting so early.
Siamese NEVER shut up. The jungles of Thailand must run at 120 decibels.
I've never heard of wood pellets litter, before (corn cob, yes), it is obviously a biproduct of wood processing. I will see if it is available around here. We are a long as from where they harvest trees and besides, this us Ti-Cat country and that drives the price of kitty litter up to the stratosphere.
Siamese NEVER shut up. The jungles of Thailand must run at 120 decibels.
I buy them at our local Feed Store. I'm sure a bing search would find a dealer for you.I've never heard of wood pellets litter, before (corn cob, yes), it is obviously a biproduct of wood processing. I will see if it is available around here. We are a long as from where they harvest trees and besides, this us Ti-Cat country and that drives the price of kitty litter up to the stratosphere.
Ok. Not used to season starting so early.
It's a beautiful thing.
Prices are cheaper here because we have more trees. :lol:Pine is sold as litter, hardwood for pellet stoves. Pine is $7 10KG, hardwood $7 for 20kg.
So does the compost.The cats and lawn like both.
I buy them at our local Feed Store. I'm sure a bing search would find a dealer for you.
Canadian Tire for hardwood. Peavy Mart has both as well as alfalfa and straw pellets.
I get mine at CO-OP. I don't shop in stores I don't own unless I have to.
You Rock pete! :happy7:If not at the Rider Store the Pats Store will. I'll pick up a few of the Humboldt Strong items going around and send them next week.