Purina Tidy Cats Breeze Litter Box System
Breeze splits the job in two. Large anti tracking pellets sit in the upper grate and hold solid waste for scooping, while urine drains through to an absorbent pad in a pull out drawer below. For one cat the pad is swapped weekly and the pellets last about a month, so there is no wet clay to dig through. The starter kit with box, pellets and a pad runs around 43 dollars at Walmart, with an XL kit near 76 dollars.
Good for people who hate litter dust and tracked grit, and for flats where the box lives next to a wall the cat likes to spray. The trade off is subscription style spending: pads cost roughly 29 dollars for ten, pellets about 19 dollars for a 7 pound pouch. Cats used to fine sand often refuse the big pellets, and heavy urinators need pad changes more often than the label promises.
Pros
- Almost no dust and very little tracking
- Urine goes straight to a sealed pad
- Pellets last about a month per cat
- Starter kit under 50 dollars
- Easy to lift the grate and rinse
Cons
- Pads and pellets are a recurring cost
- Many cats dislike large pellets
- Pad smells if left past a week
- Multi cat homes need the XL and frequent changes
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