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Originally posted by Catsnclay
I'm a little confused (maybe because I'm Blonde?? :eek: :rolleyes: ) But exactly how do you use the PAM spray in the litter box?????
Please do not spray their bums......that won't help with klingons.:rolleyes:
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Originally posted by Catsnclay
I'm a little confused (maybe because I'm Blonde?? :eek: :rolleyes: ) But exactly how do you use the PAM spray in the litter box?????
Please do not spray their bums......that won't help with klingons.:rolleyes:
This brings a whole new meaning to the cat litter cake. :eek:
LOL everyone! Pam does work well with any type litter clumping or clay. When the box is clean and dry, spray a light coating over the bottom and wipe out any excess....add litter and VOILA'!:D Of course you really don't have to use name brand spray...any generic will do the same thing. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Catsnclay
I'm a little confused (maybe because I'm Blonde?? :eek: :rolleyes: ) But exactly how do you use the PAM spray in the litter box?????
Do you spray the clean box like you would a cake pan?
How does it effect the litter?
But most of all, what do the cat's think of this????
(Sorry for being so dumb!!) :D
:D :D I am a little slow and read this thread twice before I got your drift, Pam. DUH!! But once I did, had a giggling fit!! Does Pam use Pam in the litterbox, too??Quote:
Originally posted by Pam
hehehe! My daughter sent me this link and of course it did immediately get my attention for obvious reasons!