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Oz-Pet All Natural Cat & Pet Litter Questions & Answers
8 questions from our users
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Can this waste be flushed down toilet?
No, it is not suitable to be flushed down the toilet. I have stopped using OzPet litter as it stunk the house out using the twin trays. I now have gone to Catlux clumping litter as the house does no...
Read moret stink anymore, however, it does not fully clump and I have to be careful in separating the good litter from the lump of wet litter.
can you flush the litter when you pick up the poos down the toilet ?
Has anyone noticed the pellet quality is steadily going down? For some reason after the same usage times I'm seeing it expand too much, turn black and it's not falling through the sieve tray.
Yes. I totally agree. Thought it was just me. But lately I've noticed the same thing. It goes black very quickly and doesn't break down as well. Stays as a black lump until I vigorously shake it or sp...
Read moreread it with scooper. Not happy. I actually wonder if the current very humid weather has anything to do with it. Is it absorbing too much moisture from the air? Just a thought.
I've never had the pellets change colour at all, you could email Oz Pet and ask them about this.
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 02 96721274 or 1800 882309.They also have a facebook page.
Yes I agree. I now use Kitter Litter with my Oz Pet trays, it is so much better.
I have used crystals for a year with no trouble except that I can't put it on my garden. Recently switched to this litter with sieve tray but have had trails of ants coming into it and the cat wouldn't use it as they were crawling all over him. No solids were in it. Anyone had this problem?
Sorry I can't help you as I've not had this problem, although ants in other parts of my house. Only problem that I find with this litter is the unpleasant smell in the morning after my two cats have u...
Read moresed their tray during the night. Perhaps you could sprinkle some ant sand around outside edges of bottom tray, so long as cats don't eat it. I find it very effective in other situations.
I've noticed a lot of people say it can be disposed of in the garden, which is great. Is it ok to put into a compost bin? We're in a townhouse that doesn't have a garden but we do have a compost bin.
Oops submitted my answer as a question. But yes you should be able to. You could contact your local council as well to be sure.
You could but being wood it isn't going to mulch down very quickly.. So long as it's mixed with lots of other vegetation/scraps... And I wouldn't use it on veggie garden personally
Thank you very much for the replies; both helpful :-)
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