Tidy Cats Breeze Multi-Cat Strength Cat Pads, 8 count

I wanted to add a review to answer another review who said these are “expensive” for cats who pee a lot because they are sick. I have three cats, one who is diabetic and used to DESTROY his clay litter box, I mean made mud and it was horrible keeping up with that. This has been a life-changing alternative. Yes they are not cheap, no I have not tried the cheaper alternatives. But I WILL say that with three cats, I change the pads every other day, and they are really full. So, sure, not cheap, but definitely changed the game for my diabetic cat, who I’m happy to spend a few extra bucks on to keep him a little longer, and happy with the decisions I made. 2 tidy cat huge boxes. 3 cats. It works for us!!

I switched to the Tidy Cats system last year after years of trying all types of litter, including Crystal, corn, clay, you name it I have tried it. This system has been life changing for me and my parents who bought it for their home as well. Both households have 6 cats. ZERO DUST! MORE SANITARY. No clay litter scattered around the house or finding it In my bed or on the couch, bc it doesn’t get stuck in their paws. They do get outside the box, but big deal, pick it up and throw it back in. It’s minor inconvenience compared to the benefits. MAJOR ODOR CONTROL. If you step on the pellets it’s very painful, so don’t leave it on the floor. I still clean the box with enzyme spray 2x /week, super easy and I change the pads 2x /week. When guests visit, they tell me they are surprised my house doesn’t smell. Bc I pick up poops immediately and change the pads and clean regularly and invested in several air purifiers for the home. Hope this is helpful!

We love the Tidy Cats Breeze Litter system. We have been using it for years. There's no mess leaving the litter box and odours are a thing of the past. The scooper picks up the poop and allows the pebbles to fall through back into the tray. The pee pad is underneath in a drawer, locking the wetness away from your kitty. My kitty tends to pee at the back, my daughter's kitty tends to pee in the front of hers. Either way, we check their boxes once a day, spin the tray around and reinsert so they can potty on the other side, then once both sides are used, we remove the tray and allow the pad to slide off into the trash. I tend to change pads every 2-3 days per kitty. Once a month I wipe the tray with a Lysol wipe just to ensure it's staying clean. I have been away for a week traveling & the pad was full but remained intact for disposal. You can see the litter box in the background of the photo, the tray for the pee pad is in the bottom.

These pads absorb half if not less than what they used to . I can go two days at most , with two cats , and if I miss the tray is filled with urine and the pad is completely soaked. I've been using the Breeze system for a long time, the change is noticeable and extremely frustrating. I used to average every 4-5 days before I needed to change it. Now if I'm a minute past the 48 hour mark , I basically have dismantle the entire litter tray, mop the floor, it's so frustrating. They definitely cut the thickness in half because I had one pad from an older packet left and it was the original thickness . When I compared the new ones they were half the thickness. If you could please pass this on to Tidy Cat that either their Q& A person was asleep at the job, or they're trying to be cheap. Until they rectify this problem I'll be going back to my old litter box with clay litter, which seems like a breeze compared to what we're dealing with now. Very unhappy. & I have no photos to add as my hands are covered in cat pee every time I change it, but if you require one I'll send it in two days .