Where to buy tidy cat breeze pellets?

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By Jan Reisen

Are Breeze pellets discontinued?

No, the Breeze litter system is not discontinued. Breeze litter systems, Breeze pads and Breeze litter pellet refills are available at a variety of retailers, including online and pet specialty stores. Shop Breeze today.

Can you use other pellets in tidy cats breeze?

A: No. The Breeze pellets are large, and so are the holes in the bottom of the litter box. The cat’s urine filters through the Breeze pellets onto the pad in the tray underneath.

Is Tidy Cat litter being discontinued?

Hi Kylie, thank you for reaching out to us. We are sorry to hear of your difficulties to find one of our products. TIDY CATS Unscented has been discontinued due to low sales.

What pellets work in Breeze system?

The Breeze litter box is designed to be used with Purina’s Tidy Cats BREEZE pellets and cat pads. These pellets are made of zeolite, so they work a bit differently than wood based pellets. Most importantly though, the sifting-holes in the litter box are designed to be too small for any pellets to fall through.

Can pine pellets be used in breeze litter box?

We usually put about 1 to 1 1/2″ of the pine pellets in the litter box so that the cats and kittens can scratch and cover up like normal. The Breeze litter box comes with a scoop that can be used with pelleted litter.Fortunately, here are 7 alternatives to breeze pellets you can try.

  • #1 Fresh News Unscented Non-Clumping Paper Cat Litter.
  • #2 Okokat Natural Wood Pellets.
  • #3 CatSpot Litter Coconut Cat Lightweight Litter.
  • #4 Yesterday’s News Paper Cat Litter.
  • #5 Feline Pine Cat Litter.
  • #6 Naturally Fresh Natural Cat Litter.

Can you use crystal litter in breeze litter box?

4. The ScoopFree crystals would not be suitable and should not be used in the Tidy Cat Breeze if it is to work as the manufacturer states it should. 1 of 1 found this helpful.

How do you use pine pellets in Breeze litter box?

Only used pine falls to the bottom. Once the cat goes, the pee is absorbed by the pellets, which expand and become sawdust. Pick up the poop and mix the pellets once a day. The sawdust falls to the bottom box, leaving only “unused” pine pellets on top.

Can you use other litter in Breeze litter box?

No, Tidy does not recommend using alternative materials or litters in the Breeze system. The Breeze pellets have been specially designed for use in the Breeze Litter Box System. They allow moisture to drain into the absorbent pad below, making them the best fit for your system.

Can you use Tidy Cats Breeze pellets in a regular litter box?

A: No. The Breeze pellets are large, and so are the holes in the bottom of the litter box. The cat’s urine filters through the Breeze pellets onto the pad in the tray underneath. Regular litter would just fall thr… see more.

Can you use yesterdays news in breeze litter box?

You can use Yesterday’s News Litter or ExquisiCat Recycled Paper. They work about the same except they are not as fancy looking as the Breeze litter pellets.

What litter Can you use with the Breeze system?

#2 Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Pellets

These Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Pellets are designed specifically for use with the Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Box System. They are much larger than traditional clay litter and designed to dehydrate solid waste, making it easier to scoo.

Can you use crystal litter in a self cleaning litter box?

PetSafe® Premium Crystal Litter – such as that used in the PetSafe® ScoopFree® Self-Cleaning Litter Box — is far superior to traditional clay in terms of odor control (five times more effective than traditional clumping clay litter), dust and ease of use.

TRANSITION TO BREEZE WITH EASE

  1. STEP 1: INTRODUCING BREEZE CAT LITTER PELLETS. Only change one thing at a time as your cat adjusts to Breeze.
  2. STEP 2: BRING IN THE BOX. Once your cat is cool with the pellets, place the Breeze Litter System next to the old litter boxes.
  3. STEP 3: STOP SCOOPING.

What litter can you use in self-cleaning litter box?

Only use regular litter in self-cleaning litter boxes if the litter box is designed to work with traditional clumping litter. For example, our Simply Clean® Automatic Litter Box works with clumping cat litter, but our ScoopFree® Self-Cleaning Litter Box only works with crystal litter.

Do self-cleaning litter boxes need special litter?

The mechanism does not move when the kitty is in the box. Read the directions carefully before you buy a self-cleaning litter box for your kitty. To give an example, a few automatic boxes need a particular kind of litter. Some boxes need clumping litter and some require crystals.

Can you use clay litter in a self cleaning litter box?

Self-cleaning litter boxes should be used with a clumping litter. It is recommended to use a clay-based, high-quality clumping litter. But if your cat(s) are accustomed to using litter beads, crystals, or plant-based litters, they can also work—as long as they pass through the sifting screen.

What litter do you use for self cleaning litter box?

Clay-clumping cat litter

In order to separate your cat’s waste from the clean litter, our self-cleaning litter box works best with a clumping litter. Although any clumping litter works, a high-quality clay-clumping litter equates to tighter clumps, which leads to less mess in the litter box.

Do automatic litter boxes need special litter?

You can use clumping litter in an automatic litter box. Most of the time, clumping litter is the best choice for these types of litter boxes. However, some self-cleaning litter boxes require more specific litter, like the Scoopfree. Always research what type of litter your specific automatic litter box needs.

Can you use any litter in the Litter-Robot?

Does Litter-Robot require special litter? Litter-Robot simply requires clumping litter. We recommend a high-quality, standard-weight, clay-based clumping litter, such as our premium cat litter. Some silica gel litter beads and crystals can also be used with Litter-Robot, as long as they pass through the screen.

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