-=> Quoting Joan Kelly to Carol Shenkenberger <=-
 JK> Carol Shenkenberger wrote in a message to Miss Kitty:
 
 CS> Grin, look at it this way.  Open plastic bag.  Insert Cat
pan. 
 CS> Place pan on floor and fill with litter.  Tuck loose ends
under pan
 CS> at rear. 
 
 CS> When changing, lift entire pan.  Open second bag.  Place pan
in bag
 CS> with open end of first liner 'upwards'.  Strip off old bag
into new
 CS> bag.  Remove pan and rebag with new bag and refill with
fresh
 CS> litter.
That sounds so nice, unfortunatly, my cats slice and dice any
plastic bag liners I try to use, besides I've used clumping
litter.
At least I did until I read a few horror stories about
clumping litter. The first problem is more likely to affect
kittens then adult cat. Clumping litter collects on the cat's
paws and is ingested when the cat cleans it's feet. When the
litter reachs the cat's intestine it swells often causing
constibation. This isn't usually a problem in adult cat's but can
be fatal in kittens.
I've switched to pine pellet cat litter. As the pellets absorb
the urine, they turn to sawdust, you just scoop out the solid
waste. The sawdust is biodegradeable, or flushable. 
Sorry don't remember the trade name, but I can look it up
if any one wants to know.
With nine cats you go though alot of litter in a month 
Cheers
Lyle & fmily 
... With nine cats your never alone.-LG
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