New Savannah

[nightwolfsnow]

We started using large Rubbermaids without lids on them to help with tracking. We also use our laundry utilities room with a cat door in it for the dedicated fecal area. It keeps the odor non existent. We have 5 boxes in that one area and 2 more in the kitten room (giant hamster wheel, cat tree, loads of toys and beds). We also use tractor supply branded litter (paws and claws clumping) at 5 dollars per 25 lb bag of litter it has no odor. Does not dust. And clumps well and is easy to clean. We purchase a couple hundred pounds every other month to make it last between trips out there.


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Never thought of using storage containers. There's a Tractor Supply very close to me, sounds like a great deal on litter especially if it works that well. I've been using Tidy Cats 24/h. It does dust quite a bit. Might have to try your litter, would be cheaper too.

[reptileexperts]

Never thought of using storage containers. There's a Tractor Supply very close to me, sounds like a great deal on litter especially if it works that well. I've been using Tidy Cats 24/h. It does dust quite a bit. Might have to try your litter, would be cheaper too.

We were using clump and seal which was extremely costly by comparison. When we had 1-3 cats, it was manageable, but now we provide litter for 6 cats plus fosters and our litter budget decreased after switching. Every now and then they give us a discount when we buy more than 6 bags at a time (which we usually buy 10 per visit). The last visit, when I asked about a quantity discount buying 10 bags, they offered me 5% off my entire order, which almost paid for tax. Wouldn't hurt to ask at all.

This litter, in my opinion, will be a giant step up from tidy cat.