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My "little darlin's" go through 7kg of bentonite clay (clumping litter) per month. This is not much and it is reasonably priced, but there are two disadvantages: first I have to lug 7kg of what is essentially gravel from the store every month and second I have to dispose of 10kg of cat crap/urine soaked
gravel every month.
It *is* the component that lines waste dump sites because of its anhydric properties, but I doubt that the garbagemen put it off to one side then use it for that purpose (hmm...).
Anyways, getting around to the actual idea: a service that delivers x amount of fresh cat litter to your door and disposes of the old stuff in whatever manner is most environmentally sound. I personally think that returning the stuff to the original strip mines would be good if only for the amount of confusion it will cause future archeologists.
Don't watch this!
http://www.youtube....watch?v=_ug7WEUxH68
Don't say I didn't warn you! [Dub, Aug 14 2009]
Nor this
http://www.youtube....OMc&feature=related
[Dub, Aug 14 2009]
Not the one I was looking for... but
http://www.youtube....watch?v=WofFb_eOxxA
[Dub, Aug 14 2009]
[link]
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do you think we could fool them with a rough surfaced empty litter tray with an outlet to the sewer system and a method of flushing? |
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There are seats that you can use to train your cat to crap in the toilet, you know. |
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[UnaBubba] and they don't need "special" seats [Linky] |
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He didn't flush the bloody thing! |
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Just you wait a mo... I'm still searching (I've got a link somewhere... hang on, that makes me sound like someone who collects links of cats deficating in toilets) |
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Well. I didn't watch the video with the cat that uses toilet paper... So I am not suitably impressed |
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Good job you didn't look then... that would have have put you right off your cornflakes |
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Do they do ferret litter??? I've got a huge bun for ya if they do! |
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<inspects bun carefully...> |
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ferrets do litter training ? nifty |
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Checking for a fishbone wrapped inside, are ya? Actually, ferrets
can be litter trained, it just takes a lot more time, a lot more
patience, and being very proactive on the owner's part. Mine are
still struggling, and we've made very little progress so far, but I
remain hopeful. |
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By the way, I already voted for this yesterday, so you're
inspecting the wrong bun ;D |
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I think one of the cats in the video may have been inspecting for fishbones, too |
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Ok so fastfoward the Don't watch this! link... nice.
Fastfoward 3 links and WHAT? i get vid of a monkey wanking??
!!! |
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While as claire goes outside after knocking twice on
the back door, and the ferrets I ferret sat were both
litter trained, I still think a "baby diaper" like service
would be cool. So here's a bun and a smile :-) |
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Why would anyone want to dispose of a litter of kittens ? |
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// Why would anyone want to dispose of a litter of kittens ? // |
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Maybe they're past their "best before" date ? Mind you, you could always curry them .... |
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Would be better is they scooped the litter and cleaned cages and
kennels. More diversity in the services offered would keep
business going better. |
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you just want somebody to litter-train your ferrets. |
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//if they scooped the litter...//
but that would be a daily (thus quite expensive) service. |
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This idea is for not only relieving people of what isn't shopping so much as simply moving x pounds of gravel from one place to another, but disposing of same in an environmentally 'green' manner (yet to be determined). |
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Deliveries are made in 5 or 10 kg airtight buckets, and the old buckets are removed, cleaned and refilled. |
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Targetted at urban and suburban areas with a high areal density of cat owners, the individual pricing for such a service could be very little more than the cost of a box of cat litter at the store, due to economies of scale. |
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