Tidy Cats Purina Litter Pellets, Breeze Refill Litter Pellets in Recyclable Box - (4) 7 lb. Bags

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We've been using the Breeze cat box, pads and pellets since they first came out with them many years ago now. Much better system as compared to the sand form of a cat box. These are easy to clean out and do detail cleaning with the right cleaning tools, because you will sometimes have potty particles or pellets wedged in the holes that allow the urine to pass thru to the pad below. But, with some clorox spray, or 409 or Lysol, you spray and use a tootbrush type tool to push through pieces and clean the holes, it's not that hard. None of my cats have ever had issues with the pellets, they go right in and know that it's meant for them to do business. Now, I did have a cat who aimed higher than the others, and we had to get the larger version of the Breeze box to have the extra high shield around the box so he would go over the smaller walls. Over the past number of years, I don't recall the pellets having any kind of smell after having urine on them, but now that our cat is 14 and having kidney issues, I feel like there is a little more odor to his urine that is being held on the pellets, but that's also because he has a precise pee routince, so the same pellets continue to get peed on over and over, so that spot of pellets just needs to be scooped out and disposed of a little more often then the rest of the pellets. They last a long time otherwise. The appearance of the box doesn't bother us. I used to have it in a utility room, but the house that we're in now, it's visable from my spot on the couch, so I have a little plant in a spot to help hide it. But, it doesn't bother me to have it out and convenient for my cat. It looks fine, it's part of having a pet. Sometimes the pellets might stick to the poopie, but that's ok to let some of them go into the trash, you wouldn't want to flush the pellets. But they don't always stick and sometimes you can scoop the poopie out and not have lost any pellets. This system, the size of the boxes and the ease of use is the best there is for cats.

We were unsure if our cat was going to use it or not but the second we set it all up she was in there and used it just fine. We love the fact that there isn’t cat litter all over the place now so much cleaner. Great product and worth the money.

We've been using this system for years with multiple cats and have been very pleased with it. For the most part, it does well at reducing odors, especially urine. Another positive is that these litter boxes are easy to clean. No dealing with wet clumps of litter. The included scoop also easily separates the pellets from the poo. The pads do well to absorb and contain the urine even with multiple cats. The best part is that is that your little feline friends won't be tracking little granules of litter throughout the house. You will find the occassional pellet of two has escaped to just outside the litter box or at most within a few feet of it, but are easy enough to pick up and toss back in the box. It might appear that is system is more expensive, but in the long run, it really isn't that bad. Purina recommends changing the pellets every 30 days, but we have found that it is quite possible to get as much as 45 to 60 days. So that helps, plus the ease of this system makes that extra expense well worth it.

Why is it all Oceania uses this and meanwhile in NA we are only using one product for pellets by one brand and it's only sold in the USA??? If this was sold in Canada I would be over the moon but now that I tried it and found out how superior the breeze system is using a pee pad I can't go back and have to track down buying these in pellet form. It just works so damn well. I only wish my calico would stop throwing the pellets everywhere but they are easy to retrieve and throw back in as they don't get dirty like other litter she threw out.