Re: Nancie, Parrot Poopy! LOL

[Guest guest]

Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

Cheers...

Missy

[Guest guest]

Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

Cheers...

Missy

[Guest guest]

Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

Cheers...

Missy

[Guest guest]

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

dust. The crushed walnut or cob bedding really works just as well.

Especially the walnut...everything just clumps.

Missy

[Guest guest]

Missy,

Wow, you just scoopy out the used stuff? I figured the whole thing had to be

changed! Now that could take a load off of me! Never thought of scooping it.

Yep, I may have to try that. Has anybody ever used cat litter?

Donna

parrot004@... wrote:

> Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

> bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

> purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

> scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

> the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

>

> Cheers...

>

> Missy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Missy,

Wow, you just scoopy out the used stuff? I figured the whole thing had to be

changed! Now that could take a load off of me! Never thought of scooping it.

Yep, I may have to try that. Has anybody ever used cat litter?

Donna

parrot004@... wrote:

> Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

> bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

> purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

> scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

> the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

>

> Cheers...

>

> Missy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Missy,

Wow, you just scoopy out the used stuff? I figured the whole thing had to be

changed! Now that could take a load off of me! Never thought of scooping it.

Yep, I may have to try that. Has anybody ever used cat litter?

Donna

parrot004@... wrote:

> Ahhh...I have the ultimate here...Crushed walnut litter is the best, but is a

> bit more pricey. I have also used corn cob bedding in the past and I just

> purchased a new cat litter scoop. I go in with my scoop and a bucket and I

> scoop the cages as I would a cat litter box. Then, every 3 months I change

> the litter totally. It works extremely well, even for the wet sloppy stuff.

>

> Cheers...

>

> Missy

>

>