Hey y’all, not sure what sub to post to. I compost my food scraps at a community compost facility (my local veg farm) and live in a rental where there’s no trash pickup. We freeze stuff that can’t go to our compost site (pretty much just bones) but… now I have a cat. We bring our garbage twice monthly to a place that doesn’t mind when we throw it in their bin.
But, now I have a cat.
We are on septic and I don’t feel comfortable using “flushable” litter as it is not actually flushable.
Anyone have experience with this? Please advise.
Cat tax included.
by Due_Thanks3311
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Some people say you can do it if you compost it long enough at high enough temps. I would not risk it
Non-medicated chick feed is a cheap, effective, and compostable cat litter.
I wouldn’t compost cat litter, it’s too risky.
Apologies for the lack of clarity. I am not planning on composting my cat’s shit. I am wondering what people who usually don’t have a lot of smelly garbage (those who compost) do with their cat litter.