So I was perfectly fine with trying a new brand, courtesy of our friends at chewy.com. They sent the girls a box of Fresh Step Extreme to try out.
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Showing posts with label cat litter. Show all posts
Monday, July 24, 2017
My Rotten Cats: Fresh Step Febreze Freshness Extreme #ChewyInfluencer
I'm not terribly picky when it comes to my cats' litter. My main criteria is that it clump hard, and be something my cats will willingly use. Though I have been loyal to the same litter for over a year now, and was loyal to another brand for 10 years prior to that. (Now I feel old!)
So I was perfectly fine with trying a new brand, courtesy of our friends at chewy.com. They sent the girls a box of Fresh Step Extreme to try out.
So I was perfectly fine with trying a new brand, courtesy of our friends at chewy.com. They sent the girls a box of Fresh Step Extreme to try out.
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Weruva Cat Litter
My cats, like most, are creatures of habit. In cats, this is a survival instinct.
I decided to take a chance, and change up their cat litter, after years of using the same type.
The ever kind folks at chewy.com sent over some Weruva Hinoki Wood and Green Tea Cat Litter.
The first thing I noticed upon opening the bag is the smell. It smells amazing. A nice woody smell is the best way I know to describe it. As the name indicates, it is made from hinoki wood (a member of the cypress family) and green tea. It is made from sustainable materials, low dust, and clumping.
I have two cats, and two litter boxes, which I scoop daily. Some sources suggest I have three boxes, with a formula of [ 1 per cat, + 1 ].
I went ahead and completely emptied both boxes, filling one with their normal litter, and the other with Weruva.
The litter is in pellets. They don't easily break, and there truly was minimal dust. Did I mention it smells very pleasant?
It took the girls a couple of days to begin regularly using the box with the Weruva. The packaging includes instructions on transitioning a cat to the new litter, which I did not follow. They state one bag will last one cat one month.
Overall, I am quite pleased with this litter. It is more "natural", sustainably sourced, smells good, clumps well, and has little dust. My only issue (if you can even call it that) is that my litter scoop slots were too small to allow the clean pellets to easily pass through when scooping, so much shaking was required.
I was provided with complimentary product. All opinions are my own.
I decided to take a chance, and change up their cat litter, after years of using the same type.
The ever kind folks at chewy.com sent over some Weruva Hinoki Wood and Green Tea Cat Litter.
The first thing I noticed upon opening the bag is the smell. It smells amazing. A nice woody smell is the best way I know to describe it. As the name indicates, it is made from hinoki wood (a member of the cypress family) and green tea. It is made from sustainable materials, low dust, and clumping.
I have two cats, and two litter boxes, which I scoop daily. Some sources suggest I have three boxes, with a formula of [ 1 per cat, + 1 ].
I went ahead and completely emptied both boxes, filling one with their normal litter, and the other with Weruva.
The litter is in pellets. They don't easily break, and there truly was minimal dust. Did I mention it smells very pleasant?
It took the girls a couple of days to begin regularly using the box with the Weruva. The packaging includes instructions on transitioning a cat to the new litter, which I did not follow. They state one bag will last one cat one month.
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| Juice thought it smelled good too. |
Overall, I am quite pleased with this litter. It is more "natural", sustainably sourced, smells good, clumps well, and has little dust. My only issue (if you can even call it that) is that my litter scoop slots were too small to allow the clean pellets to easily pass through when scooping, so much shaking was required.
I was provided with complimentary product. All opinions are my own.
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