yellowdogintexas
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Fri Jun-06-08 09:38 AM
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| Have any of you cat lovers tried the Breeze Cat Litter system? Please report |
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back if you have. I am finding this very interesting http://www.breezeforcats.com/productOverview.html
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Sat Jun-07-08 05:48 PM
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| 1. kicking back to top for the weekend crowd as I am wanting opinions nt |
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Sat Jun-07-08 05:54 PM
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Sat Jun-07-08 06:02 PM
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| 3. thanks for replying though. did you click on the link ? |
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Sat Jun-07-08 07:08 PM
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| 5. Yes I did. I have three cats so I'm always looking for whatever might be easiest. |
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We had the auto-pooper thing for about a year. Cost about $100. It was sorta worth it but too messy and eventually it broke down permanently. Our male cat used to growl at it. :) I think we'll just stick with the usual way.
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Sat Jun-07-08 11:16 PM
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| 7. Our 3-4 cats always wore out our Litter Maid |
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Just easier to do it by hand...
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Sat Jun-07-08 06:29 PM
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| 4. Never heard of it, but.... |
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it seems like it would be super-expensive to maintain. The pads have to be replaced every THREE DAYS?! For ONE CAT?! Ugh!
Also, speaking from experience, any litter box which requires a specific kind of litter is a pain in the ass. You'll never be able to find it when you need it.
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Sat Jun-07-08 07:44 PM
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| 6. the box says replace pad weekly. You are supposed to turn them |
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after 3 days..not turn them over, just rearrange
Pads come in packets.
I have 4 cats so would need more than one box. Hence my need for feedback from someone who actually has one
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Sun Jun-08-08 06:40 AM
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| 8. I'm tempted to get one myself after reading... |
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these Amazon reviews of the thing: http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B0014CMQEQ/ef=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?%5Fencoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1The pellets seem expensive, and may be tough to find locally, but it seems they can be mixed with the Yesterday's News or pine pellets my cats are used to. (And which aren't so cheap themselves.)
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Sun Jun-08-08 07:19 AM
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| 9. How much is it, the price of a car? |
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Sun Jun-08-08 09:43 AM
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| 12. starter set is $33 @ Target...box, pack of pads, supply of litter, special scoop |
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and the litter and pads are about $4 a package. The pads come 5 to a package, I think.
I am attracted to the reduced dust and the odor control.
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Sun Jun-08-08 10:14 AM
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| 13. I can't stand scraping the bottom of the litter box |
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Half the litter goes out with the trash. I'm paying a lot of money for little Kamere to take a piss, which he does all day long, never mind humungous shits. In fact, I have to go buy a new litte box today. "Pisses" me off.
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Sun Jun-08-08 08:30 AM
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| 10. Check out the smart cat box |
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www.smartcatbox.com
very much like what you are looking at but a little different. We have one that we use to test our diabetic cats urine.
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Sun Jun-08-08 09:41 AM
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| 11. one advantage to the Breeze system is availability..it is now sold at |
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Target, PetCo,PetSmart and even the dreaded WalMart. I have a $5 coupon that came in my last carton of canned cat food.
I take it you like the system, and your cats adapted well
currently I have sifting boxes which are OK if using a lightweight litter like Arm and Hammer but NOT if using traditional clay litters...the box is so heavy I can't use it properly. Looking for something easier on my very stiff and painful hands
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