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You cannot use cat litter because of the dust and chemicals in the litter and

dust

I don't have birds but I do know of a cat litter that would be safe to use.

It's made of corn, has no chemicals, 100% biodegradeable and barely dusty.

It's called Worlds Best Cat Litter. You can look it up on the net they have

a website if you want to learn more. It is a clumping litter though, so I don't

know how well that would work with birds.

I have asthma, used to need to take my inhaler after pouring cat litter. I

don't with this one.

And to any of the cat people. If you ever have any problems with your cats

not liking their litter (as I did with mine) I highly recommend it. It cured

my Kitty's litter aversion.

Also it's a little more expensive than some, but if you scoop regularly it lasts

a REAL LONG time. With my one cat, I buy a bag every three to four months.

~Jen

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Thanks Jen, I will check this out :-)

Donna

Meyer wrote:

> You cannot use cat litter because of the dust and chemicals in the litter and

> dust

>

> I don't have birds but I do know of a cat litter that would be safe to use.

> It's made of corn, has no chemicals, 100% biodegradeable and barely dusty.

> It's called Worlds Best Cat Litter. You can look it up on the net they have

> a website if you want to learn more. It is a clumping litter though, so I

don't

> know how well that would work with birds.

>

> I have asthma, used to need to take my inhaler after pouring cat litter. I

> don't with this one.

>

> And to any of the cat people. If you ever have any problems with your cats

> not liking their litter (as I did with mine) I highly recommend it. It cured

> my Kitty's litter aversion.

>

> Also it's a little more expensive than some, but if you scoop regularly it

lasts

> a REAL LONG time. With my one cat, I buy a bag every three to four months.

>

> ~Jen

>

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Thanks Jen, I will check this out :-)

Donna

Meyer wrote:

> You cannot use cat litter because of the dust and chemicals in the litter and

> dust

>

> I don't have birds but I do know of a cat litter that would be safe to use.

> It's made of corn, has no chemicals, 100% biodegradeable and barely dusty.

> It's called Worlds Best Cat Litter. You can look it up on the net they have

> a website if you want to learn more. It is a clumping litter though, so I

don't

> know how well that would work with birds.

>

> I have asthma, used to need to take my inhaler after pouring cat litter. I

> don't with this one.

>

> And to any of the cat people. If you ever have any problems with your cats

> not liking their litter (as I did with mine) I highly recommend it. It cured

> my Kitty's litter aversion.

>

> Also it's a little more expensive than some, but if you scoop regularly it

lasts

> a REAL LONG time. With my one cat, I buy a bag every three to four months.

>

> ~Jen

>

>

> SEND POST TO: fibromyalgia-cfs

>

> HOME PAGE:http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Oaks/7127/fibromyalgia-cfs.html

> LIST OWNER: " Missy " Parrot004@...>

> UNSUBSCRIBE:fibromyalgia-cfs-unsubscribe

>

>

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Thanks Jen, I will check this out :-)

Donna

Meyer wrote:

> You cannot use cat litter because of the dust and chemicals in the litter and

> dust

>

> I don't have birds but I do know of a cat litter that would be safe to use.

> It's made of corn, has no chemicals, 100% biodegradeable and barely dusty.

> It's called Worlds Best Cat Litter. You can look it up on the net they have

> a website if you want to learn more. It is a clumping litter though, so I

don't

> know how well that would work with birds.

>

> I have asthma, used to need to take my inhaler after pouring cat litter. I

> don't with this one.

>

> And to any of the cat people. If you ever have any problems with your cats

> not liking their litter (as I did with mine) I highly recommend it. It cured

> my Kitty's litter aversion.

>

> Also it's a little more expensive than some, but if you scoop regularly it

lasts

> a REAL LONG time. With my one cat, I buy a bag every three to four months.

>

> ~Jen

>

>

> SEND POST TO: fibromyalgia-cfs

>

> HOME PAGE:http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Oaks/7127/fibromyalgia-cfs.html

> LIST OWNER: " Missy " Parrot004@...>

> UNSUBSCRIBE:fibromyalgia-cfs-unsubscribe

>

>

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