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    Default Can you stockpile litter?

    I asked on the stockpile board, but I haven't gotten any responses. So, does anyone know if you can stockpile litter? And if so, where the best place to store it?
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    Yes, you can. Make sure you store it in a dry place, we transfer ours over into plastic bins and scoop from there when needed. It keeps it dry, and together. Hope that helps answer you question.
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    Default Re: Can you stockpile litter?

    I have (5) 20lb bags of Tidy Cat Litter. I plan on buying 5 more bags. I keep it on my enclosed porch. It does pretty well there. I haven't had any problems. So I would say to keep it in a dry/cool place and you should be fine.

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    Awesome! Thanks ladies!
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    Default Re: Can you stockpile litter?

    well i stock pile litter and i have anywhere between 8 to 11 cats at a time.

    we go through s 28lb pail a week

    i got a ton at giant eagle when they put it on sale for 8.99 save 3 instantly wyb 2 and used $2 off 1 qs

    i did that in march and still have enough for another 6 months. it cost me 200 bucks.... buttttttttttttttttttttttttt if i hadnt i would be spending 13 a week x 52 plus tax...

    i store it in my garage and basement. ohhh and i stocked up on cvs
    s kitty litter when they had the 14lb jug for .20 cents!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Can I ask you all what price do you buy the litter at for your stockpile?? I use Tidy Cats Scoopable. THANKS!!
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    the price i listed is for tidy cat scoopable

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    I use the Tidy Cat 20lb bags, I stock pile when the price is no more than $2 a bag. Shoprite recently had a sale where the 20lb bags were 2 for $4.19 so I used (2) $1 coupons and paid approx. $1.10 per each bag.

    I read somewhere that Walmart has the 10lb bags for 1.97 (everyday price). If you have any $1 off coupons you would only pay .97.

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    We use BJ's club brand. It's $8.99 for 40lb box. It used to be $7.99. We keep 4-6 boxes in the basement at a time but we have 3 litter pans.

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    Publix will do some pretty good deals on Tidy cats scoopable. They go bogo for 6.99 and the past 2 times tjhe jugs have had 2.00/1 couons. 2.99 for 2 jugs.

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