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[Donnalona]

On 2/6/2014 MarLoCat said:

On 2/5/2014 sue52 said:

Is it natural?

Not much info...here is the FAQ page

http://www.clumpandseal.com/FAQ.aspx

Thanks so much for the website link good info.

[sue52]

It says it's derived from mineral and plant sources. Hmm. But WHAT is it? I am concerned with my cats cleaning themselves after they use the box, and so use a natural, dustless litter now.

[whitelinen]

Hi donna, just finished posting my review of C&S on another post in the Home section. Wanted to stop by your thread and say thanks so much for your recommendation of C&S.

I am using C&S in one pan and Sweat Scoop in the other. The cats seem to prefer the C&S, probably because it's similar to the Tidy Cat they have been using since I got them.

I looked at Feline Pine but I noticed it does not clump. Will try this as it is all natural, but I'm afraid I will have a mess in the pan due to non clumping of urine.

Can anyone address FP and how it handles the urine???

[whitelinen]

BTW--MINIMAL TO NO tracking with either product!! YAY!!!

I'm still traumatized by the TC Lightweight litter experience. DUST DUST DUST & TRACKING all over my upstairs.

Tidy Cat should be ashamed of putting this product out in it's current format. It created a nightmare for me!!

[glmama]

Good to know, thanks.

[Witchy Woman]

On 2/7/2014 whitelinen said:

Hi donna, just finished posting my review of C&S on another post in the Home section. Wanted to stop by your thread and say thanks so much for your recommendation of C&S.

I am using C&S in one pan and Sweat Scoop in the other. The cats seem to prefer the C&S, probably because it's similar to the Tidy Cat they have been using since I got them.

I looked at Feline Pine but I noticed it does not clump. Will try this as it is all natural, but I'm afraid I will have a mess in the pan due to non clumping of urine.

Can anyone address FP and how it handles the urine???

This is unrelated, but wanted to tell you to keep an eye on your Sweat Scoop litter.

I used this several years back and one of my boxes doesn't see much action, so the litter was in there for a few weeks (I cleaned it often, but my cats also go outside).

One morning, I noticed lots of little moths fluttering about. Long story short, I traced the moths to the Sweat Scoop litter! When I stirred it up to clean, out they came. It was disgusting and annoying. I had to buy moth control for that area to get rid of all of them.

So, keep an eye on your litter. If it's in there too long, it may attract critters. Someone else on the board said they got ants in theirs.

Needless to say, I stopped using it!

[kittymomNC]

I have two cats and have been using a combination of Tidy Cats and regular Arm & Hammer-the A&H is slightly finer and has more dust, and the Tidy Cats clumps better and cuts down on the dust, so it has worked well. But my main gripe about it is that it all tracks everywhere. (Could not use Scoop Away because of the atrocious dust!) I have a couple of coupons for the Clump & Seal but was a little leery of trying it-it is more expensive. Since you say it is less dusty and does not track so much, I'll give it a try. Thanks for the info!