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Blue Owl

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31. Recently switched to a brand of litter called "Catalyst"

Sat Dec 6, 2025, 07:24 PM

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And definitely recommend it to any cat owner. Not sure how it works in a self-cleaning box, but the litter is so lightweight and odor-free that I don't mind scooping out the box a few times a week and it is also very eco-friendly and inexpensive. You can go for months before it is ready to add/replace or change out.

It's mainly sold online (although I've heard some Hy-Vee stores sell it). So it gets delivered to your door, and never a need to lug heavy, wasteful plastic jugs or 40 lb. boxes.

I used to HATE the smell and grossness of clay litter, and this is a world of difference, super quick and easy to clean with a sifting scoop (a metal one with wide slats works best).

https://catalystpet.com/

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Help with litter boxes [View all] iemanja Yesterday OP

I have the Litter Robot 4.... FarPoint Yesterday #1

We have a cat boarding business in our home Iwasthere Yesterday #2

What is the brand name? iemanja Yesterday #4

Called Natures Bedding. Heres a link Iwasthere Yesterday #38

TY. Do you add it to other litter? iemanja Yesterday #39

I use an old fashioned litter box with World's Best flushabke litter. Keep next to toilet SheltieLover Yesterday #3

I looked online iemanja Yesterday #9

World's Best Cat Litter. Chewy has it SheltieLover Yesterday #10

Ok. Thank you! iemanja Yesterday #11

Yw SheltieLover Yesterday #12

Please consider carefully TommyT139 Yesterday #18

Yes, I was thinking about that iemanja Yesterday #19

I wouldn't recommend flushable if you have a septic tank or sand mound biophile Yesterday #27

I don't have a septic tank, but I have a very old house iemanja Yesterday #29

curious if you have ever had a cat before Skittles Yesterday #5

Yes, and I hated dealing with the litter box. iemanja Yesterday #7

OK yeah, well then yeah, I get it Skittles Yesterday #13

We've dealt with several for a lot of years... slightlv Yesterday #23

Over the years... buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #6

Could you possibly link to the one you have? iemanja Yesterday #8

Yup! buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #14

Thank you! iemanja Yesterday #15

YW! buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #17

This message was self-deleted by its author iemanja Yesterday #20

I also use a sifting box Freddie Yesterday #16

That arm and hammer system looks good iemanja Yesterday #22

Sweet quilt behind them. Beautiful cats. Srkdqltr Yesterday #21

Thanks! buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #25

Good for you doing that, makes it precious. Srkdqltr Yesterday #37

Your kitties are beautiful! 50 Shades Of Blue Yesterday #26

Disposable box? Dear_Prudence Yesterday #24

I decided to go with a sifting litter box iemanja Yesterday #28

Good choice! nt Dear_Prudence Yesterday #32

Disposable boxes are bamagal62 Yesterday #34

We use the litter boxes with the high sides so kitties can't get litter on the floor when they dig. Nanuke Yesterday #30

Recently switched to a brand of litter called "Catalyst" Blue Owl Yesterday #31

I use a disposable litter box. bamagal62 Yesterday #33

Also, one more warning about bamagal62 Yesterday #35

If I do get a cat, I'll go with a sifting box rather than clumping iemanja Yesterday #36

The clumping litter can be heavy CountAllVotes Yesterday #40

Thanks everyone. I ordered the litter box iemanja 23 hrs ago #41