Bedding - oh no!!!! Dumb question.

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CLA85

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Hi all, I had a delivery this week of a half pallet of bedding, it was a free trial thing, from a very nice guy at Pegasus, so thought I'd give it a go, it's a wood pellet that you soak beforehand. Well long story short I cant get on with it, I'm sure there must be tons of people who do and swear by it, but I am not one of them so will be switching back to usual bedding. (So much for pennies saved!) Anyways, my dumb question is can I use it all as cat litter instead, it looks very similar! (In an unsoaked state obviously!!) coz I've now got quite a few bags of it!!! Or am I just going to end up with a peed off pusscat??
 
The unsoaked pellets are too big to use a cat mucking out tool on, so you waste loads trying to get the poo out - and the wet bits don't clump, so it all gets mixed in and horrible!

Can you tell I've tried it?? :)
 
You could probably try soaking it down enough to break up the pellets and then letting it dry out a bit. Would probably work.

BUT try using unsoaked pellets in the wee area under your preferred bedding. It works really well
 
My gorgeous cat is a little bit of spoilt brat ��so I'm thinking she would be disgusted by a mixed in toilet! Thanks sychannt! Hmm, I could maybe try them in the wee bits then, it would use them up if nothing else!!

Sigh, I'm not having a good week, bought 6 new haynets off internet, despite buying the same brand as years ago, I've somehow managed to buy pony sized!! No-ones dinner fits!!!☹️ Hurumph!
 
CLA85 said:
My gorgeous cat is a little bit of spoilt brat ��so I'm thinking she would be disgusted by a mixed in toilet! Thanks sychannt! Hmm, I could maybe try them in the wee bits then, it would use them up if nothing else!!

Sigh, I'm not having a good week, bought 6 new haynets off internet, despite buying the same brand as years ago, I've somehow managed to buy pony sized!! No-ones dinner fits!!!☹️ Hurumph!
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No!! Try the wood pellets in the horses stable!! In the wet spots under your preferred bedding. It works really well
 
Been out and done exactly that ihatework, dry pellets in wee areas of the stable, will see how it goes, my youngster is a grubby creature so might be good for him. Pusskins is sticking to normal litter, much to her relief! Any fixes for tiny haynets while I'm at it?!! Doh!
 
I put my cats in a cattery recently and they used pellets. Completely dry in, then clear them out during the day. I didn't have a problem with it. I use pellets for my horse though so maybe I'm just used to it.
 
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