to the person who recommended

[amygdala]

waxing the bottom of kitty litter boxes before filling with kitty litter-- THANK YOU!!! it's something i would never have thought of doing,
and it makes scooping so much easier!

i can't remember your name --sorry-- thank you again

[fergusnc]

What do you use as a wax? Interesting!

[M&M]

Yes - what do you use?

[amygdala]

i used butcher's wax --it was what i had. i don't think it matters much what kind

[boots-aregard]

Car wax would probably work, too, and might be sitting in your basement already.

[texsuze]

Don't your kitties "spin their wheels" when covering up their stuff?

[amygdala]

my cats balance on 3 legs and bury stuff with the 4th leg-- no sliding

and i bet car wax would work just fine

[Kyra's Mom]

I won't use clay. I am fairly new to cats but I find wet, slimy sticky clay litter just yuck.

I use either clumping pine, walnut or corn and it doesn't stick to the box...no wax needed.

I have seen about waxing before and I am glad it is working well for you. I'm too lazy .

Susan

[DJR]

I've never heard of using wax. I use clumping clay litter and it's never been problem re: stickage. I scoop every day or every other day.

[amygdala]

i use clumping clay litter. the cats like it. i don't-- its dusty, and difficult to sweep up. but the cats like it.
and it's heavy --but the cats like it

[amygdala]

i use clumping clay litter. the cats like it. i don't-- its dusty, and difficult to sweep up. but the cats like it.
and it's heavy --but the cats like it

oh, and waxing the pan bottom just makes scooping a little easier

[KathyS]

I use pellets that are kind of similar to the horse bedding. They work great, no odor, and my kittens like them....and they are cheap! I've tried the clumping kind, and I hate it.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Feline-Fresh ... s/24107892