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I've got a cat, and let me tell you - this litter box filler has been a total game-changer. It's super easy to use, and the high-quality materials really shine through. I mean, it's a great value for money, and it keeps my home smelling fresh and clean. The design is all about efficiency and minimizing mess, which is perfect for any cat owner. I've been using it for a while now, and I'm really impressed with the build quality and how well it controls odors. It's a no-brainer for anyone looking to simplify their cat care routine.
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Why We Stopped Using Four Paws Wood Litter for Good
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We used to be huge fans of Four Paws wood litter, but it's just not the same anymore. At first, we loved it - the convenience of the packaging, the large granules, and the way it clumped well after small cat accidents made it a great choice for us. However, after some time, we started to notice that the granules were getting smaller, and it became clear that the filler was turning into sand and sticking to the cat's paws. We've got to admit, this litter has become a whole lot stickier than we're comfortable with. We've tried to make it work, but it's just not worth the hassle.
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Why We Stopped Using Four Paws Wood Litter for Good
We used to swear by Four Paws wood litter, but it's just not the same anymore. At first, we loved it – we bought it from the store for about a year straight. The convenience of the packaging, the large granules, and the way it clumped well after small cat accidents made it a great choice for us.
Cat litter, granulated, wood filler 'Domesed' was our go-to option. However, after some time, we started to notice that the granules were getting smaller. We thought maybe it was just a bad batch, but the store consultants confirmed that the granules are now smaller. And it's only the non-clumping wood filler that still has the larger granules.
After the granules got smaller, it became clear that the filler was turning into sand and sticking to the cat's paws. It still clumped well, but the smell started to fade faster. We've got to admit, this litter has become a whole lot stickier than we're comfortable with. We used to have a smaller litter box in the bathroom, and the litter would constantly stick to the carpet because it was so small and our cat would dig it up. And it would stick to the carpet like crazy.
But now we've got a fantastic big litter box for our cat, with high sides that keep the litter from spilling out. We've since switched to a clay litter and are testing it out. Testing.
We were really impressed with the customer support from this brand. I had a few questions about the product, and they got back to me within a few hours each time. That's way faster than we're used to!
The return policy is also super generous. If you're not happy with the product, you can just send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.
One thing that did take some getting used to was the shipping time. It took a bit longer than we expected, but the product arrived in perfect condition, so that was a relief.
Overall, we're really happy with our purchase, and we'd definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a great value for money.
We've tried to compare the different types of wood fillers from Four Paws, and it's clear that they have a bunch of different options with similar packaging but varying properties. I've accidentally bought the wrong one a few times, so I've looked into all of them. 'Domesed' has three types of wood fillers:
1. Granulated wood filler that doesn't clump. This one just sits there with the liquid – it doesn't absorb anything.2. Non-granulated wood filler that clumps. This one is like fine sawdust that sticks to your cat's paws.3. Granulated wood filler that clumps. This is the most normal one from this trio, and it's what I'll be talking about.We've tried the first two fillers, and they're a total waste of money. The first granulated one that doesn't clump is useless, and the second non-granulated one that clumps is a nightmare to clean up.
We've also considered the wood fillers with silica gel and activated charcoal, but we never got into silica gel at our place. The most normal one from this trio is the granulated and clumping filler, and that's what I'll be talking about.
We used to love Four Paws wood litter, but it's just not the same anymore. The quality has gone down, and it's no longer a great choice for us. We've since switched to a clay litter and are testing it out.
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What happened to the granules in Four Paws wood litter?
We noticed that the granules got smaller over time, which made the litter less effective at clumping and controlling odors.
Why did the filler turn into sand?
It's possible that the filler was not as high-quality as we thought, or it may have been affected by the smaller granules.
Is the litter still effective at controlling odors?
No, the smell started to fade faster after the granules got smaller, making it less effective at controlling odors.
Is the litter still easy to clean up?
No, the litter became sticky and hard to clean up after the granules got smaller.
Can I still use Four Paws wood litter?
It's up to you, but we wouldn't recommend it anymore due to the issues we experienced.
What are some alternative litter options?
We've switched to a different litter that has larger granules and is easier to clean up.
How often should I change the litter?
We used to change the litter every week, but now we have to change it more frequently due to the stickiness.
Can I use Four Paws wood litter in a small bathroom litter box?
It was a good option for us when we first started using it, but now it's not as effective due to the stickiness.
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- •The large granules clumped well after small cat accidents, making it easy to clean up.
- •The packaging was convenient and easy to use.
- •It was a great choice for us when we first started using it.
- •It still clumped well, even when the granules got smaller.
- •The wood filler was a nice touch, and it smelled okay.
- •It was a good option for a small bathroom litter box.
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- •The granules got smaller over time, making it less effective.
- •The filler turned into sand and stuck to the cat's paws.
- •It became sticky and hard to clean up.
- •The smell started to fade faster, making it less effective.
- •It was a hassle to deal with the smaller granules and sand.
- •We had to constantly clean up the litter box because of the stickiness.
