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sick
sickDo not, for the love of all that's holy, forget to change the pad for two weeks. Do you know what two-week-old cat urine smells like?
I do.
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sick
Unfortunately, yes, I do. Luckily, I realised (in time) what was in the offering, so mostly managed not to inhale.
http://www.amazon.com/Tidy-Breeze-Litter-System-1-Count/dp/B001411SK0
Really works.
I have asthma and three cats. This sounds like it might be a good solution.
Right up until I need to do laundry. *puffs twice*
I'm saving that experience for my old age.
Yes: it smells like the fireplace niche behind my TV set in the living room, right before I dropped a large sheet of plywood in front of it and gave Frigg a telling-off.
(It's okay, I didn't much like that wallpaper or carpet anyway.)
Edited at 2009-01-14 03:37 pm (UTC)
People keep trying to give me cat litter management stuff, because I am a crazy old cat lady, but I find a lot of it is great if you've got one or two cats, but not so much if you have more. The cat little genie (like a diaper genie for cat litter) was a really nice idea, except I broke it by the third use.
So you scoop out the solids and change the pads for the liquids? How often does it need more litter? Because I go through a lot of litter.
I figure it will need more eventually. But this is the only funky futuristic cat pan I've seen that works.
just remember to CHANGE THE PADS. *g*
I know what two-week-old-cat-pee smells like. x.x I had a cat that used to pee in the corner of the living room... know what? Cat pee DOES NOT come out of carpet. I don't care what you use, even those things that have bacteria that eat it... it NEVER. COMES. UP. x.x;;
Yay cats. XP
Not that I'm bitter.
(I will look into the litter tray - all we have to do now is ensure that the Tortie girls actually use the tray: they were never house trained, having belonged to an elderly and dotty relative of T's ex, and it is now far too late. Add to that an elderly Rottweiler who doesn't like getting her feet wet... I should buy shares in carpet shampoo and scented candles).
Yes.
After attempting for 2 weeks to get a urine sample from the cat, it finally peed in front of us; more precisely, all over me and my dad's car on the way to the vet.
We smelled that smell everytime he put the heater on for monthsafterwards.
Edited at 2009-01-14 06:08 pm (UTC)
I've never heard of these and they sound like *exactly* what we need. We're pulling out our hair right now trying to improve the whole "cat litter messing up the bahtroom and tracking through the house" situation.
Myself, I'm thinking of waiting to get this litterbox. Just for the amusement value.
However, I take comfort in the knowledge (which I have on fairly good authority) that there are things that smell much much worse than two-week old cat urine. I forget what the critters are called, but apparently the stench is really quite exquisite.
Yeah, familiar with that stench...
But, yes. I love the Breeze system.
... cuz it might be working.