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Cambiar a su gato a sWheat Scoop:
1) Llene su caja de arena vacía con 3 pulgadas de sWheat Scoop y vierta 1 pulgada de su marca actual en la parte superior.
2) Repita este proceso cuando cambie la camada, pero solo agregue una media pulgada de la otra marca.
Tradicional vs. Arena natural para gatos
Granja cultivada, no minada!
Vamos a ser científicos por un minuto aquí. La basura tradicional está hecha de arcilla que se procesa a través de la extracción de tiras. Por el contrario, sWheat Scoop es cultivado agricultor, molido y luego embolsado para su compra. Es así de simple.
- Esto implica la eliminación de árboles, arbustos y fauna silvestre para acceder a depósitos enterrados de los materiales rentables debajo.
- La basura tradicional contiene productos químicos peligrosos como bentonita de sodio y sílice cristalina.
- Siga las leyes estatales para la eliminación de arena para gatos
¡La ciencia es simple!
Usamos enzimas de trigo y almidones para mejorar la agrupación y hacer que los olores de mascotas desaparezcan virtualmente. Nuestros ingredientes cultivados por agricultores están hechos completamente de trigo y hechos de recursos renovables para que todo lo que tomamos de la tierra pueda volver a la tierra. Podrías decir que sabemos un poco de algo sobre lo que hace que la camada de gato de la Madre Naturaleza.
Romel Valdez
Comentado en México el 10 de agosto de 2024
Es la mejor arena biodegradable que he probado, cuyo desecho de gato ya controlado se puede disponer en el inodoro. . Calificación de 100, muy buena relación precio beneficio. .
Paulino Alejandro Orozco Quintero
Comentado en México el 26 de marzo de 2024
La principal razón por la que me decidí en probar esta marca es porque decía 99.5% libre de polvo, es mentira hace muchísimo polvo, no se si me toco un mal lote o simplemente es así, pero pues la verdad no me gusto al momento de limpiar el arenero tuve que usar cubre bocas para no respirar todo el polvo.
Jocelyn
Comentado en México el 24 de febrero de 2024
El grano es aún algo fino, si bien no suelta polvo no absorbe tanto como cats best. Tampoco tiene buena absorción de olores. Por esas razones dura menos, la tengo que cambiar al menos 2 veces al día sobre todo por la concentración del olor, con cats Best lo hago solo una vez y si tardo más mi gato la sigue usando.
Sign of the Times
Comentado en Canadá el 15 de noviembre de 2023
This is the only litter I use . I have been using it since 2004 with my first 2 cats . I have 3 currently. It leaves no smell in your house ( unless your cat doesn’t cover its poop ) easy to scoop once the clumps have formed . Wait until the are forced don’t try to scoop freely peed litter . It will break up . It can get a bit mess outside the box if you have a car that likes to kick . It’s not bad if you have covered boxes like Booda Domes etc … the clumps are flushable but I do recommend breaking them up . And for full litter changes just dispose in regular trash . I don’t find a smell to it . It’s wheat based . It doesn’t leave yours smelling like clay or anything gross either .
Andrejka
Comentado en Canadá el 5 de agosto de 2019
I’m not a reviewer but if my comments can help someone else who is hesitating make the switch to a natural litter, I’ll be happy.A natural litter is better for the environment, the interior of the home, and especially for cats since they lick their paws and the residue from conventional litter can eventually accumulate in, and clog up their intestines in dangerous ways. (This situation may even happen to a dog who is living with a cat’s litter.) This litter is made from nothing but wheat, but it performs excellently, even in my two-kitty household. Clean the box regularly, keep the litter topped up at a decent level, and you won’t have any problems or regrets. A bag lasts a very long time and even I feel better touching and being around the small amount of dust that naturally occurs in any litter.Other not-so-obvious highlights: extremely sturdy bag, wide opening so it’s easy to scoop, conveniently resealable, and prompt delivery.Note: if you are transitioning your cat and find the cat tasting the litter at the beginning, don’t be worried: it’s completely safe and normal, and will stop very shortly. I speak from experience. Also, it’s purely personal preference, but I find that this litter works the best with the large Cat It scoop, the one with the round holes rather than the slats.
SMJ
Comentado en Canadá el 21 de diciembre de 2019
This is some seriously amazing stuff! First off, there is no smell. And I mean. No smell. When I walked in the door with clay litters you may not smell kitty byproducts but you still smell the ‘litter’. This stuff, you walk in the door and don’t even know I have cats!The other thing is the flushable option. Carrying super heavy bags of used litter to the bin every week was the one thing I hated about having fur babies. Now, the litter box is beside the toilet and I clean it every time I am in there! Both kitties use the same box because it’s always clean!Use a metal scoop as it is sturdier and a mat to catch the spillover which I needed with clay litter anyway.Never mind no longer needing plastic bags for litter, not nearly as much dust and the environmental impact is nothing comparatively. The clay would stick to my babies feet and they would have to work to get it out while the wheat is no problem at all.I will absolutely continue to buy this litter-it just makes my home fresher and my 2 kitties took to it right away!
Christoph Borgers
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de enero de 2017
This is expensive compared to other cat litters. I buy it at about 80 cents per pound. You can see it at much more than that sometimes, but just don't buy at much more than 80 cents a pound. Sometimes I buy it at 90 cents per pound. Check Petco, it's often a little cheaper there than on Amazon, if you buy 25 pounds or 40 pounds at a time.However, it's really good. I have no problems whatsoever with odor. (I clean the litter box every 2-3 days, but I don't throw out all the litter, I just clean the dirt out. Only every 2 weeks do I throw out all the litter and renew it.) It clumps just fine. It has no clay, which is good for the cat and good for the environment. I use compostable plastic bags (easy to find on Amazon) to put the dirt in, so what I put into the trash is 100% compostable.I have used it for one and a half years. I recommend it.
RG
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de septiembre de 2015
BUGS!I purchased this product for my kitten because it didn't contain chemicals and because I wanted to transition to toilet training. The product hardly clumps at all, as everything settles to the bottom of the pan. I guess this product was "too natural" because my kitten started eating it and would not stop despite my efforts. To make matters worse, after just one day of using this product, I noticed tiny black flying/jumping bugs similar to a knat or small fruit fly surrounding the litter pan and in other areas of my home. I researched the product and discovered I'm not the only one reporting this! It's great that it's a natural product, but the bug issue is DISGUSTING and needs to be addressed by the company instead of them denying responsibility!
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