| Tidy Cats Breeze Litter Pad Refill, 4-Count Cat Pads (Pack of 10) |  | Brand: Tidy Cat
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Rating:  587 reviews
Number Of Items: 10
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 13 x 12.5 x 6.3
UPC: 070230127235
EAN: 0070230127235
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| Features:
| • | Pack of ten, 4-count refills (total of 40-pads) | | • | Outstanding odor control for up to one week | | • | Quick and easy removal of wastes |
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Product Description
Breeze cat pads are easy to maintain and odor free. The specially-designed Breeze litter pellets allow urine to pass through to the Breeze cat pad underneath, while leaving solid waste on top for quick, easy removal.
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 BEST LITTER SYSTEM EVER September 4, 2010
Steve Cohan (Phoenix, Arizona)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have 3 male cats including one 30 pounder. I was really tired of loading 30 pound containers of litter into my SUV and then taking garbage bags full of used litter out to the trash. My first transition was to the Pine pellets and a litter box similar to the Breeze. No matter how clean I kept the boxes, there was always an offensive odor. Then a friend discovered the Breeze. I started with one Breeze box and left my existing boxes in use. The cats urinated in the Breeze box, but no poop. Slowly and gradually they began to poop in the Breeze box. I added a second Breeze box and still left the existing boxes. Finally I added a third Breeze. Then, one by one, I began removing the original boxes one at a time over a several week period. It was a flawless transition. I never have any pee on the floor as others have mentioned. Each morning I scoop out the poop and flush it down the toilet. I change the pads every seven to ten days. I don't have litter tracked all over the house. I don't have litter in my bed. There is absolutely NO smell in the second bedroom where I keep the 3 Breeze boxes. All of my friends who purchased Breeze boxes are equally thrilled. It's the only way to go.
Excellent September 3, 2010
J. Isenhour (SC)
As long as they don't sit in the tray too long, these are great at odor control and easy to clean up.
It works August 31, 2010
laughingwaters
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I use the tidy box system but I put in reline pine pellets and it works great. No smell and when they pee it just all goes down to the tray which I add a little baking soda no smells. We change the tray every morning and with 3 cats I can't believe how well it works for us and is cost effective.
I like my cats again! August 31, 2010
Health Nut (California)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have two cats with two different outlooks on cat-life and litter boxes. Kip wouldn't care if I EVER changed his clay clump litter box. He is not particular, a super easygoing guy and sees no need for change. But Cutie is quite particular, prissy and regal-like and although doesn't prefer change either, was ready for a new waste system. I could tell. She always looked at me in disgust when she would exit her clay clump litter box as if to say "this is a disgusting way to eliminate my waste." Me? I was disgusted with the urine smell permeating throughout my new house. I was also tired of the constant bending over to clean and wash the litter boxes weekly if not sooner. Ugh. I was over it. Getting rid of my adult kitties, Kip and Cutie, was not an option, so the search began for a new system.
I struck gold by finding the Tidy Cats Breeze Litter Box System. It was a slow start for the transition from the disgusting clay clumping urine smelling hooded litter boxes to the airy, open hard pellet, urine tray underneath litter boxes. Why they took so long to transition to a cleaner system, I have no idea. The kitties never told me. I bought two Tidy Breeze litter systems because Cutie does not share. I was hoping the kitties would adapt to the new system because I was determined to make it work. There were a few times in the early stage that one kitty (not sure who the culprit was) would eliminate on the floor near the new litter box. But I cleaned the floor several times and stuck it out and eventually they both used the new system. They have even claimed which kitty belongs in which box. It took over a month for BOTH kitties to use their box. During the transition, I had a clump litter box nearby and Kip used it for the whole month until I finally threw it away. I never changed the litter in the old box which was recommended on other reviews and on the directions.
The manufacturers recommend you change the pellets once a month - I do it every two months which works fine, probably because I have two litter boxes. One time, I ran out of their urine pads and used a puppy potty pad that was loose fitting and not nearly as absorbent. Bad idea. The tray overflowed with urine and Cutie was more disgusted than I was. So make sure you have ample urine pads if you have a Cutie-type in your house.
The only negative I can find is that when the kitties really get into "covering" their waste, they spend a lot of time scraping the hard pellets until full coverage is accomplished and in the middle of the night this is a loud activity. I have had the system for about 4 months now and lately they don't even bother "covering" the waste. They poop and run. All said and done, the pros far outweigh the one con.
In my case, with my two large adult kitties, this system works beautifully because of two reasons; 1) I was patient (for over a month) for the kitties to become accustomed to the new system and 2) I purchased two systems, one for each cat. They work great. As soon as they poop in them, I scoop and flush and I change their urine pads about once a week. This has made a huge difference in my relationship with my kitties. I like them again. They actually meow to me when their boxes need to be changed and I accommodate them asap in return for a fresher smelling house and no more back breaking concrete-clump cleaning.
BEST LITTER PROGRAM FOR MULTIPLE CATS August 30, 2010
CherryGal
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Without question, the Breeze Litter System is the best for a multiple cat household. The cats love it too. I especially love that they are not breathing in the dust inevitably generated by lesser litter systems, which in the past has caused some asthmatic reactions in my babies. I also love that it is so easy to clean and keep clean. As long as you do this, there is little if any odor buildup. About twice a year I take the entire box outside and hose it off, but otherwise all you need to do is replace the pee pads (I do this once a week) and refill litter as it diminishes when you lift the poops out. Each box comes with its own litter scoop which sits handily on the edge. They recommend having one box per cat. I now have a five cat household. I seem to be the place everyone in my small town dumps their unwanted kitties. Right now we are getting by with two boxes, but I'll expand to 3 boxes soon. That really will be sufficient. A super super system!! A little more expensive but defnitely worth it in the pleasant surroundings it yields versus the constant kitty pee smell other systems, no matter how hard you try to keep them clean, produce.
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