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You could always use a dust mask while changing litter. Also, be sure to wash your hands very thoroughly after handlng the litter, especially if pregnancy is a possibility. Think toxoplasmosis.

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Sue,

Are You going to eat it? Just joking! Their web site says that it is

made MOSTLY of clay and it is 99.9 % Dust free. I know that a lot of cat

litters use cellulose in them that could come from just about anything

because they will never disclose what the cellulose is because it is

always changing. I would assume that this product would be free of wheat

dust because it is mostly clay and the other ingredients are most likely

the scent granules. If you are worried about that then get the free

version which has no dyes or fragrances. I have used a lot of cat litter

for absorbing spills and never had any problem with the ones that used

clay as the primary ingredient.

Mark

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ROFL, that was the first thing I thought of too! Hopefully there will be no gf kitty litterbrownies showing up here. :)On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Mark Morley <1grnthmb@...> wrote:

Sue,

Are You going to eat it? Just joking! Their web site says that it is

made MOSTLY of clay and it is 99.9 % Dust free. I know that a lot of cat

litters use cellulose in them that could come from just about anything

because they will never disclose what the cellulose is because it is

always changing. I would assume that this product would be free of wheat

dust because it is mostly clay and the other ingredients are most likely

the scent granules. If you are worried about that then get the free

version which has no dyes or fragrances. I have used a lot of cat litter

for absorbing spills and never had any problem with the ones that used

clay as the primary ingredient.

Mark

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Actually i have made and eaten a Kitty Litter cake! Not made with

actual litter but it is made in a new litter pan with poops made from

Tootsie rolls. You combine crumbled gf cake, green food color dyed

cookie crumbs, and pudding to make the litter. That first bite takes

some fortitude I can tell you! It was the hit of the party. For

those with strong constitutions you can find pages of photos of this

cake by googling it using kitty litter cake + photo.

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I made that for Halloween one year andServed it in a (new!) cat box with a popper scooper LOLOn Apr 29, 2008, at 7:55 AM, Maia Alpern <maiaalpern@...> wrote:

Actually i have made and eaten a Kitty Litter cake! Not made with

actual litter but it is made in a new litter pan with poops made from

Tootsie rolls. You combine crumbled gf cake, green food color dyed

cookie crumbs, and pudding to make the litter. That first bite takes

some fortitude I can tell you! It was the hit of the party. For

those with strong constitutions you can find pages of photos of this

cake by googling it using kitty litter cake + photo.

Maia

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Im officially grossed out! Wouldn’t have

been able to stomach it!

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008

11:02 AM

Cc:

Subject: Re: [ ] Re:

Kitty Litter

I made that for Halloween one year and

Served it in a (new!) cat box with a

popper scooper LOL

On Apr 29, 2008, at 7:55 AM, Maia Alpern <maiaalpernmindspring>

wrote:

Actually

i have made and eaten a Kitty Litter cake! Not made with

actual litter but it is made in a new litter pan with poops made from

Tootsie rolls. You combine crumbled gf cake, green food color dyed

cookie crumbs, and pudding to make the litter. That first bite takes

some fortitude I can tell you! It was the hit of the party. For

those with strong constitutions you can find pages of photos of this

cake by googling it using kitty litter cake + photo.

Maia

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Do you hand out nose plugs when you serve that kitty litter

cake? Maybe if all goodies looked like kitty litter it would make it

easier for me to avoid all those tasty treats I shouldn’t eat. They

could call it the kitty litter diet, where all the food you shouldn’t eat

looks disgusting. Actually, I did hear recently that in Japan they have

blue tinted glasses that make food look unappetizing so you won’t want to

eat so much.

Getting back to the original discussion of wheat in kitty

litter, there are a few brands out there that use wheat (Swheat is one).

I would definitely avoid that one, as it is made from actual wheat. I

think few other brands are likely to have wheat, and if they did I expect it

would say on the bag, but the best way to find out is to ask the

manufacturer. Has the Scoop Away dust or smell caused a problem?

Pam

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Behalf Of Pratt

Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:39 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Kitty Litter

it was a hit, and so easy. Everyone was grossed out, but I noticed everyone

scooped right in. LOL

On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 7:57 PM, Melita <leftcoastmelita@...>

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I 2nd that

gross out. But that is hysterical. I think I know what I am bringing into work

for halloween, LOL!!!!

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