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Oz-Pet All Natural Cat & Pet Litter
- 3 reviews
- 5 likes
Very impressed
I recently started using this litter after getting a new kitten who was using it at the breeder’s house. I was previously using the paper litter (Breeder’s Choice and Coles brand) and found that even with one cat, the ammonia smell would infiltrate my apartment and the litter would get soggy and need to be changed twice per week. It would also end up all over the house. The difference with Oz-Pet is amazing! No ammonia smell, barely any litter outside the tray, and both cats seem to enjoy using it. Never going back to the paper litter- this is fantastic! Would highly recommend, particularly if you’re in a small apartment.
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- 9 reviews
- 2 likes
Economical and odour-free
When used correctly this litter is track-free, odour-free and easy to clean.
I have a very large cat in a small apartment, so struggled for months with odour. Some litters that were recommended to me (Breeder's Choice, crystals, clay etc) were terrible and I'd have to clean out the contents as soon as my cat used it or the whole apartment would smell. Tidy Cats clumping litter was the only one that masked odour and was easy to clean, but at $20 a week (a 6kg container lasted a week at most) it was costing way too much and tracked grey powder a...
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- 7 reviews
- 1 like
Love it - well the cat loves it
tried a number of different litters as one of our cats is super fussy but kept coming back to this brand. Any pellets outside the tray are easy to see - unlike small grains that can go everywhere. Definitely eliminates potentially nasty smells. Love that it is safe to dispose off outside - I use it to fill holes in my yard
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- 16 reviews
- 7 likes
My kitten wouldn't use the tray
I bought this believing that it would be better for the environment than clumping litter. My kitten would go anywhere but the tray, the pellets were too hard on her paws. By the time we realised this was the problem (her old owner said she used his without a problem) we had to retrain her to use a litter box.
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- 3 reviews
Best litter I’ve ever used
Have been using Oz pet litter now for four years continuesly. I would never purchase anything else. There is absolutely no cat urine smell, you wouldn’t even know there was a cat in the house
This litter is very economical and a bag literally lasts for months. It’s fabulous!
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Love it! Won't buy anything else :)
I am extremely impressed with this cat litter. The litter tray smell is one of my pet hates so to get a litter that controls and eliminates the smell is massive. I have used other expensive products and was hit with the smell every time I walked in the door. After complaining about the smell a friend recommended oz-pet litter and thought I should give it a go. I was so happy I couldn't smell anything! Even when I'm changing the litter. Extremely happy that I have found something that doesn't make my house smell like a kennel.
Purchased in at Petbarn for $20.
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- 3 reviews
Best litter and tray ever
Litter tray easy to keep clean, There is no odour at all. I put a kitty litter plastic bag on the lower level tray so then easy to toss and keeps tray clean.
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Smell is dreadful
I've used the two tray system for some time and really like it but usually use Kitter Litter which is pine and smells nice and absorbs any odour. I purchased the Oz Pet litter when I was in a hurry and my usual litter was not in stock. Wow, big mistake. The smell when urine gets on it is dreadful, the odour throughout the house. I've just thrown out the rest of the the unused bag after getting my Kitter Litter and seriously could not recommend the Oz Pet one as it currently is to anyone. Sorry Oz Pet, but you really need to improve your product.
- 3 reviews
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Good option to consider
I've been using Oz-Pet litter for 9 years now since it was recommended by my first cat's rescue carer. The initial purchase of 2 sets of stacked trays was expensive but considering they've lasted 9 years and I now have 3 cats, I consider it value for money. Not everyone likes the smell of pine, but to me it's a "clean" scent and a more pleasant version than other wood pellet litters that I've tried (and they all work well with the trays).
The litter itself is made from waste wood and can be put back into the garden so the environmentally-fr...
Read moreiendly aspect is a big factor for me. Cats tend to prefer litters that are more amenable to digging so if you have a particularly fussy cat then it may not be for you. I do keep a small tray of crystal litter simply because the large Oz-Pet tray doesn't fit in that spot - it's huge! And I curse under my breath every time I step on a stray crystal. The wood pellets never seem to make their way out of the trays so that's another plus. For those having issues with the litter disintegrating and turning black in the top tray - use a thinner layer of pellets. The urine needs to be able to filter through quickly, with the litter absorbing the residual moisture. Thinner is better and just top up the litter as needed but remember to empty or change the bottom tray every few days.Find out how Oz-Pet All Natural Cat & Pet Litter compares to other Cat Litter
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- 3 reviews
- 1 like
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Have now changed my mind completely (as well as my flower pic) after receiving new litter sample fro
I contacted Oz-pet because I was so unhappy with the deterioration in the performance of this product with which I'd previously been completely happy. They sent me some bags to try of newer formulation with pellets now comprised of a small amount of some added pine as well as the eucalyptus waste from mills.
Well - talk about chalk and cheese!! In all fairness to Oz-pet, I have to update my review. The new litter was a lovely surprise in contrast to my most recent bags. I set up two trays side by side (one Oz-pet and one Kitter) and switc...
Read morehed the position daily to ensure the cats were using them equally. The cats showed no preference for either litter, so assume each was just as comfortable under paw and to scratch around in. This latest Oz-pet litter breaks down very well and my view is that it's now very much an equal to the Kitter brand though they have some difference. The Kitter wood breaks down a little faster so you end up with a drier, slightly fluffier sawdust in the bottom tray while the Oz-Pet still broke down completely (hooray!) but a little slower to be a little more damp sawdust but less bulk (so I think a bag may last a little longer) and end sawdust was neither wet nor smelly. End result: perfectly happy to buy Oz-pet again! I particularly like the idea that it's sourced predominantly from mill waste. I noticed that my previous bags were 15kg, while the bags sent out to me were 10kg - not sure if that will help to ensure buying newer formulation instead of older, but have put that question to the company.- 8 reviews
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Great product
I have used this over a year now. Reading reviews by others, I am surprised that people don’t read instructions and try an use it like normal litter. It is so much better than normal litter if used properly. The cost of the tray set up is easily recouped by the cheapness if the litter which you don’t have to replace as often as clumping or crystal litter. The cats feet stay dry even if you forget to change it properly as the urine falls through to the bottom tray. I change the bottom tray every couple of days, throw the used litter in a corner ...
Read moreof the yard where I am researching it’s effect on a lemon tree (!).,and replace the litter in the top tray once a month when I thoroughly was the whole set up in soap and water. The used top litter goes in the compost. A big bag of litter $16 at last purchase gives at least three months supply as you need to use a handful or two each change of bottom tray. Remove droppings daily and flush. as to smell, I am noticing a bit in our very hot summer weather as the tray is outside in the catio during the day and heats up a bit. I figure if this weather keeps up I will need to decrease the time between full cleaning sessions.Makes changing the litter enjoyable
I bought this upon recommendation. This product is very easy to use and clean. In conjunction with a sieve tray this product ensures you're not throwing out the unused litter with the used. I like that I'm not throwing my money in the bin but getting full use of the litter. It has a sawdust smell that isn't unpleasant at all. Would much rather that then ammonia. I clean poops out regulary through out the day and once a day ill empty the saw dust contents from the bottom tray. This is no longer a annoying task in my life- but strangely enjoyable. I will continue to buy this oz pet litter.
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- 10 reviews
- 1 like
A good product
I started using this because a friend recommeded it and it works well enough. Depending on your cats waste your results may vary. But it worked for me without much odour
- 4 reviews
- 11 likes
Winner Of My 12mth Litter Analysis!
We have 3x 5kg cats (Bonkers Nuts & Fruitcake!!) and despite loving them dearly we grew really tired of spending our holiday fund on cat litter, so I conducted a year long experiment with different types of cat litter, recording: Number of days per bag; Changes per bag; Days between changes; Tracking characteristics and most importantly cost per day.
The one thing to acknowledge here is that everybody's odour threshold differs. This is of little consequence to the experiment however, because any given person's Odour Threshold applies equally...
Read more over all litter types. This means that the number of days per bag may reduce or increase for some people depending on their Odour Threshold, but relative economy across all cat litters remains roughly identical to this experiment. My personal Odour Threshold is 3.0, given the following (newly invented) scale: 1 = Uptight: "Anything but the smell of pure new cat litter offends my delicate rose petal-like sensibilities." 2 = OCD: "I change the litter every (x) days just because (...the voices tell me to; I fear bugs, disease, God's brutal judgement etc.)" 3 = [word removed]: "When I open the door the smell hits me square in the face like a punch from Mike Tyson and I lose power to my knees. Then I change the litter." 4 = FERAL: "I live in a cattery and hose it down with recycled water once per month, which may be too often."I hate it
What a waste of money. It requires so much more work than the standard litter, and the smell is ridiculous. The pee just turns into black sludge (yes, I put pellets in the bottom tray yada yada) and smells so bad, and the poo is just terrible. The minute he goes, the whole apartment is full of the aroma. I even changed his food (which he hated) to see if that solved it, but no. Back to the normal litter. Don't waste you money. Honestly.
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Is Oz Pet Litter still available
How long can you use the Oz pet litter once the pellets have broken down?
I wouldn’t use the litter once the pellets break down, that means that they have been used and start to smell.
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.Get an answer from our members
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Category | Cat Litter |
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Litter Type | Non-Clumping |
Material | Wood |
Biodegradable | Yes |
Disposal | Compostable |
Odour Control | Odour Absorption |
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Found this due to reviews. Best in Oz
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I LOVE THIS LITTER! Just wish it was less expensive :(
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