What type of cat litter material is compatible with this litter box ?
1365098
It needs a litter that says "premium". It can be any brand but needs to clump.
1365099
I purchased the Littermade specifically for this box but do not like the odor it produces so I have been mixing it with Arm and Hammer Scoopable litter. This works very well. Once I ran out of the Littermade litter, I used the Arm and Hammer scoopable without any problem.
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I use whatever is cheapest at the Family Dollar or Walmart. Of course I use a clumping litter. But you don't have to buy the expensive stuff that's suggested. This is the BEST purchase I have evr made for my cats.
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I use "world's Best litter" because it is quick clumping and clumps are real clumps, so the machine picks them up easier and easier to dump in the tray.
1365102
I have had my Littermaid since 2006, and use Fresh Step. I have 2 cats and it is still working 7 years later. Love Littermaid!
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I use Everclean multicat. It clumps very hard. The machine has never needed more than two tries to empty. DO NOT USE ARM & HAMMER unless you are tired of the machine and want to kill it off. I turns into a mass of clay the machine simply can't deal with.
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I have always used either Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Clumping Litter, almost dust free and also World's Best Cat Litter. Two two clump great and are almost dust free, which is a huge deal for the cat and our family of 6.
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I personally have found that the Arm and Hammer clumping litter works the best.
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I buy there Natures Miracle pine cat litter and mix it with clay litter. It smells good. I got 2 cats and I got to scoop poop everyday!
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I have more than one cat and used a very large litter box. The liners covered it generously, but since I didn't like the product I didn't use them again. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't use any. I figure my kitties would just tear it apart during their enthusiastic burying so why add more plastic to the land fill? However, the other thing that I really like about this litter pan is that it is made out of a hard plastic, making it very easy to clean with little or no scratch marks left on the bottom.
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You can totally use non-crystal litter, it just needs to medium to big grained. I made the switch because after years of being happy with crystals, my cat suddenly started hating it and refused to do his thing in it. Dr. Elsey's Cat Attract totally works (medium grains) but you do have to clean it more often.
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We use Tidy Cats type (not clay) clumping litter and it works well. I don't know how big the granules of the walnut-based litter would be. There are slots that the litter falls thru as the tray turns on its side for the clumps to fall down past into the pan and then it fills back up when you return the handle. If the granules are about the same size it should work fine.
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My only suggestion is this: try using 1/2 CRYSTALS & 1/2 of your regular kitty litter that you were using. I did this for my 3 cats and they all took to it fine. After a couple of weeks, I was able to stop using the old litter & now I only use the Crystals which last so much longer. Good luck, because it is a wonderful litter box!
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I use it for the Crystal type. Haven't tried other types of litter. Works well with what I use. Sorry couldn't be of more h help
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I use http://www.petco.com/product/120072/Royal-Pet-Fresh-Kitty-Super-Jumbo-Drawstring-Litter-Box-Liners.aspx?CoreCat=LookAhead
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The litter box is made of a hard plastic (not bendable like a Rubbermaid bin). It is not really porous so there is not an odor problem after I wash it out, and no, it won't warp. I wash my litter box weekly, because my two cats have always destroyed liners with their scratching, no matter what type of liner. The liner is like a coated cardboard and it fits nicely in the box, plus there are markings to show how far to fill the litter. If you are able to use liners normally, the you should be able to use them without a problem.
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It's heavy duty plastic. The natures miracle litter box is made so well that nothing sticks so not a lot of effort is needed to scoop. These products in general are very well made. I have 3 litter boxes and 2 scoops
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The high back and sides of the Iris Open Top Litter Box contains the cat spraying, and it's cheap on Amazon. THIS IS WHAT SOMEONE USED. THEY POSTED THEIR OWN REVIEWER PICS OF IT ON THERE AND IT SEEMS TO FIT JUST FINE.IM WAITING TO SEE IF ANYONE HAS TRIED A BREEZE SYSTEM IN IT. I LOVE MY LITTER BOX TOO MUCH TO GIVE IT UP LOL.
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I highly recommend a good clumping litter. I personally use Tidy Cats. Just getting the solid waste into the tray defeats the purpose because the strong ordor of the urine will remain in the non clumping litter...
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I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
1685047
It's plastic. Cat loves it, and while it doesn't stop litter tracking it does greatly reduce it.
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Yes, crystal litter only is suggested by the manufacturer and it must be the right size. I buy Fresh step crystals at my local Walmrt and/or Target for $14. I have 2 Scoopfree cat boxes and split one 8lb bag between them each change. Here's a link that helps...http://foreverlittertrays.com/crystal-litter/
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It is not recommended to use other litter. The only litter I'd recommend besides the included crystals would be maybe another brand of crystals. But, I don't think that would help you because I think all crystal litters are basically the same. Clumping litter probably won't be good for the litter box since it will clump urine, filling your box even faster and non clumping litter may cause an issue with smell since it doesn't absorb odors nearly as well as the crystal litter.