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Cedar chips and cat litter?
Hi!
I've seen people use cedar chips for bedding for outdoor dogs, and the local stray cats use the discarded bedding for their litter box.
My husband said the cedar chips would make poor litter for our indoor cats, though, because it irritates their sinuses, or some such.
While I love my husband, I wonder if his words are true or not.
Anyone know anything about this one way or another?
3 Answers
- .Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Your husband is right (you know it had to happen one of these days :-) ) Cedar is very bad for pets (and people) and can cause respratory problems in animals that are constantly exposed to it. I really wish they would stop selling it as bedding for any animal
- Anonymous4 years ago
could be risk-free, even in the journey that your cat will take to it, may well be yet another question. i take advantage of the pussycat Pine stuff - and my cats do comfortable with it. Then i found out that there some stuff called dad or mum it somewhat is bought as horse bedding, it somewhat is a similar fabric as pussycat Pine, purely it does not scent as woodsy. it is extra value-effective and does a discover pastime of soaking up odors.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yeah its really bad for their respitory system. REALLY BAD
