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title: "Tidy Cats Breeze Hooded Litter Box System"
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# 1-month pellet lifespan 99.9% dust-free pellets 7-day odor lock pads Tidy Cats Breeze Hooded Litter Box System

**Brand:** tidy cats
**Price:** £137.71
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐾 Revolutionize your cat care with the cleanest, freshest litter system on the market!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tidy Cats Breeze Hooded Litter Box System by tidy cats
- **How much does it cost?** £137.71 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/55860259-tidy-cats-breeze-hooded-litter-box-system)

## Best For

- tidy cats enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tidy cats brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Odor Control Mastery:** Ion pads and Zeolite pellets combine to neutralize ammonia and lock in moisture for a full week—goodbye, litter box stench!
- • **Sleek Covered Design:** Hooded litter box with flip-back cover keeps waste out of sight and odors contained, blending seamlessly into your modern home.
- • **Mess-Free Cleanliness:** Pellets minimize tracking and dust, keeping your floors spotless and your cat’s paws pristine—no more litter footprints in your hallway.
- • **Effortless Maintenance:** Pellets last up to 4-6 weeks and disposable pads simplify cleanup, reducing litter changes and saving you time and hassle.
- • **Health & Hygiene Insight:** Easy-to-monitor pellet and pad system lets you track your cat’s health signals while ensuring a comfortable, hygienic litter experience.

## Overview

The Purina Tidy Cats Breeze Covered Cat Litter Box System Kit is a comprehensive, odor-controlling solution featuring a hooded box, moisture-locking Ion pads, and 99.9% dust-free Zeolite pellets. Designed for easy maintenance, it minimizes tracking and odors for up to a month per pellet refill and 7 days per pad, making it ideal for busy professionals seeking a hygienic, low-fuss cat litter experience.

## Description

Change the way you think about your cat litter box with the Purina Tidy Cats Breeze Covered Cat Litter Box System Kit. This hooded cat litter system includes the Breeze covered cat litter box, Zeolite litter pellets, a scoop, and a pack of Ion litter box pads. The system features powerful odor control to keep your house smelling fresh and clean. Specially designed, mess-minimizing Zeolite cat litter pellets help limit tracking throughout your home. The pellet cat litter also captures solid waste, letting urine pass through to the absorbent Ion urine pads below. The non clumping cat litter pellets dehydrate solid waste for better odor control and are 99.9 percent dust free for a clean and tidy litter box area. Plus, each powerful cat pee pad prevents ammonia odor for 7 days for one cat. A protective drawer holds the cat urine odor eliminator litter pads for Breeze system use securely in place, keeping them away from your cats while they use the kitty litter box. Altogether, this easy-to-maintain cat litter box system takes the guesswork out of changing kitty litter while giving your cats a comfortable litter box oasis.

Review: Actually life changing, not exaggerating - This litter system is genuinely life changing, and that’s not even an exaggeration. It’s improved both our lives re: cleaning and Miss Kitty’s re: using it. All the essay-length, updated-multiple-times reviews on here aren’t lying. It’s been about a year since we got it and it’s been worth every penny. So here’s my essay length review. Miss Kitty likes to pee in the same corner every. single. time. Without fail. That meant that when we still used regular litter, that corner was always extra gross. Didn’t matter how well the litter was designed to clump. Also the older Miss Kitty gets, the less she cared about keeping her feet clean, so she was tracking grody footprints everywhere. She also had litter stuck in the fur between her paws which couldn’t have been comfortable. And she was kicking the litter out and then grippin’ it in her paws, so she was tracking litter everywhere, no matter what we did to clean. Since she likes to sleep on our bed all the time, we were getting desperate for a solution. So I went searching and came across this (I think from a Reddit suggestion iirc). I read a bunch of the reviews, the multiple updates, the photos, the hacks. It sounded too good to be true. Good news: it’s true. The major pros: • The lack of smell. Oh man, that right there is one of the biggest pluses. Cat ammonia permeates everything and I hate the idea that I could become nose blind to it and then have family or friends over who could smell it. Scented cat litter was never an option because then Miss Kitty would walk by all perfumed but all that did was make me think of the fact that she just got out of the litter box. Ew. And then later that turned into scented cat ammonia when cleaning it out. Ew. This system is - somehow - 98% scent free, even when it’s time to change a batch of pellets. Truly magical. • The near lack of “ew” factor when cleaning out the poop or pee pad. You know what I mean, re: regular litter. • The pellets are advertised to work for 4 weeks, but we usually get about 6 weeks out of each batch. Each batch uses 3.5lbs of pellets and that looks like it isn’t enough if you’re coming from regular litter, but since it doesn’t need to absorb liquid, it’s definitely sufficient. They also mask the poop smell impressively well. There’s a little odor while it’s fresh, but the zeolite pellets dry it out quickly. • The pee pads are magical. I’ve used “magical” a few times, but I really mean it. Absolutely ZERO cat urine smell, no matter how full or even over-full they get. I don’t know how they do it. Based on plenty of other reviews, I’m pretty sure every new Breeze system owner accidentally lets a pad go too long at least once until it’s swimming in urine (gross) and then has a mixed bag of emotions of “ew!” and “how is there no smell??” We have to change the pad on a schedule because there will be no odor to remind us. With one cat, we change it once a week (the night before trash day). • Both the pads and pellets are available locally in PetSmart and Petco. No generics though. • Clean paws! No more disgusting footprints in the hallway. Her toe beans have never looked so perfectly clean and pink. She’s 20yo, so anything to help her hygiene helps her out. • No more litter everywhere. The pellets are too big for her to grip in her paws, so she can’t track them beyond the immediate vicinity of the litter box. • It’s easier to keep an eye on her health. Looking at her poop and seeing the color of her pee are good insights into her health and if anything changes, especially as she gets older. Also it’s really easy to use a dip strip indicator by just pressing it into the pee pad right after she gets out of the box. • The cover that flips back is great, compared to having to unclip the entire top each time. Makes cleaning out the poops easy, but keeps things covered and out of sight. It’s a small detail but it’s helpful. • Since there’s no regular litter with clay to conceal, the dried poop can just be tossed down the toilet. Makes it easier to clean more often. • Since the pellets dry everything out quickly and the pee is absorbed by a pad in the lower tray, the box just needs to be washed in between each batch of pellets, so about every 6 weeks. • Even with buying brand name pads and pellets, the annual cost of litter stuff is way, way lower than having to buy litter frequently. • Miss Kitty adapted to the new system right away. Fortunately, she’s never been picky when I’ve changed litter brands. I did a couple things for the first week to encourage her transition. I mixed a little regular litter in with the pellets for the familiar smell and feel. That shuffled out to the pee pad below over the week and then she was just left with the pellets. I put a couple old poops from the used litter in the new box, again to bring a familiar scent to the new system. And I left her old box out too for a week, but I left the used litter in there to discourage use of it. She was a little unsure the first evening, but after the first use, she never went back in her old box. • For people who are disabled/limited by lifting weight, picking up a 7lbs bag of pellets is way more feasible than 20-40lbs of litter or a box of used litter. Cons: • The Tidy Cats pellets and pads are pricey. That said, they are worth it for how well and how long they work. Some reviews talk about washing the pellets to extend their lifespan. I tried it just once out of curiosity, using the pet enzyme cleaner and a thorough rinse. It’s just not worth the gross hassle so I never did it again. Tidy Cat must have a stranglehold on the pellets because I can’t find an off brand, and if I somehow do, they’re back ordered or “we don’t know if these will be available again.” I wouldn’t think zeolite (the mineral they’re made of) pellets would be hard to find a generic of, but I’ve yet to. Even the pet stores don’t have their own generic versions. I haven’t tried generic pee pads yet, but the Tidy Cat ones work so well I’m fine with paying a bit more. • The pellets can be noisy. Miss Kitty loves rustlin’ in the box and those hard pellets against hard plastic can be fairly loud. I think she paws at the litter more now because she’s trying to cover the poop but it pretty much sits on top of the pellets no matter what she does. We tried getting the equine pine pellets that are dirt cheap and supposed to break down once they’re wet. But Miss Kitty apparently loved shredding those so much she was spending extra time rustlin’. All we ended up with was a messy pile of pine powder that was too much to fit in the lower tray. We gave up after a week. So we’re back to the louder, more expensive Tidy Cat pellets, but the pros vastly outweigh the cons. We got used to the sound in about a week or two. • Stepping on a pellet with your heel can feel like stepping on a Lego. With all her rustlin’ Miss Kitty still kicks litter out of the box. We have a litter pad outside the box - the kind with sizable holes and two layers so it’s easy to clean up (got it on desertcart too) - and that really helps catch them, but there’s still usually a few in the vicinity. We just have to be on top of cleaning the loose ones up. Also pointing the box opening towards the wall instead of the walkway really helped. The tray can be flipped to open either way - same direction or opposite direction of the box opening. Never thought I’d be evangelizing cat litter, but here I am. TL;DR just get it. You won’t regret it.
Review: It solved many problems. LOVE IT!!! - WOW!!! I wish I had tried this years ago. I've had cats all my life, dealing with nasty litter of many types, boxes of many types, including sutomatic ones, and trying all sorts of hacks to make it easier, cleaner, and better smelling...for many decades. This box wins, by a long shot. I have 3 cats currently. Bought one Breeze box and put it near the others in the garage. At least one cat started peeing in it, so I bought three more. Then I stopped maintaining the old automatic boxes, and unplugged them. After about 3 weeks, I removed the old boxes and have only Breeze ones. The garage doesn't stink anymore, and I can walk barefoot without getting litter stuck to my feet. I love that the poops can just be scooped out and flushed down the toilet! Also, the few pellets that get out on the floor can be easily picked up and thrown back in the boxes. SOOoo much neater and cleaner than the old way!! I even moved one box inside to a bathroom, since it doesn't stink and get the floor all dirty! For poop scooping, I keep an old plastic ice cream pail by the boxes, put the turds in it every few days and carry that to the toilet and flush. EASY!!! Keep the litter pellets evenly distributed over the bottom grate by a quick shake to catch any odor from the urine pad down below. I've been changing the pads once a week. Give this system a try. Follow the directions to a T, at least at first. You will love saying goodbye to clumping cat litter!!! Update 3/2019 : i still love these litter boxes over others I've tried. One thing I started doing that makes things easier is this: Get a small, silicone tipped set of kitchen tongs to pick out the poop, drop the pieces onto the partially-opened tray, then roll up the poop in the pad, put it in a used plastic grocery bag, and toss it in the trash. I do this twice a week at least. My house is so much cleaner than it was in the days of other litters! An added bonus is that other family members are more willing to maintain the boxes now! Also, I tried the method of using stall bedding pellets from a farm supply store. It proved to be quite messy, smelly, and more work, so I nixed that snd stuck with the Tidy Cats pellets. I've had some success in re-using cleaned pellets in this manor: Soak in cool water in an old plastic tub outside. Stir or otherwise agitate to get stool residue off the pellets Transfer to another old tub or basket with small holes and rinse with garden hose. Leave in full sun to dry for a week. The pellets still have some odor after this, but not near as bad. This method is a lot of work if you have multiple boxes, so zi don't do it much. It's easier to work overtime and buy more pellets. My next update, Im going to try using pea gravel, or shall we call it Pee gravel. ;)

## Features

- The Whole System: Covered litter box system combines Ion litter pads, Zeolite pellets and litter box in one easy-to-use kit to provide amazing odor control with ease of use.
- Breeze Litter Box System: Breeze litter system includes a hooded cat litter box with scoop, one pack of litter box pads and 1 bag of litter pellets, to last your first month (when used as directed)
- Disposable Litter Box Pads: Litter box with litter box hood features disposable litter pads that lock in moisture and odor for 7 days for one cat.
- Cat Pellet Litter: Cat litter pellets for Breeze cat litter box system are 99.9 percent dust free and cut down on tracking around the box-- neat floors, neat feet, less mess.
- Non Clumping Cat Litter Pellets: Cat litter pellets last for a month (when used as directed) and keep solid waste on top for fast removal.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0776R7F84 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,300 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #48 in Standard Cat Litter Boxes |
| Brand | Tidy Cats |
| Brand Name | Tidy Cats |
| Capacity | 3.5 Pounds |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 14,071 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00070230168689 |
| Included Components | Purina Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Box System Starter Kit, Hooded Breeze Litter System With Pads & Pellets |
| Item Display Weight | 10.37 Pounds |
| Item Form | Stick |
| Item Type Name | Cat Litter System |
| Item Weight | 10.37 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Nestlé Purina PetCare Company |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 070230168689 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 070230168689 |
| Pet Type | Cat |
| Scent | Scented |
| Scent Name | Scented |
| Target Species | Cat |
| UPC | 070230168689 |
| Unit Count | 10.37 Pounds |
| Warranty Description | Purina guarantees outstanding quality and taste. If for any reason you’re not satisfied, simply let Purina know why. Please contact Purina directly at (800) 778-7462 within 60 days of date on receipt for assistance. Or, feel free to mail your original purchase receipt with the price circled, a brief explanation of why you were dissatisfied with our products, the "Best If Used By" date box from the… |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Tidy Cats
- **Capacity:** 3.5 Pounds
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00070230168689
- **Item Form:** Stick
- **Item Weight:** 10.4 Pounds
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Scent:** Scented
- **UPC:** 070230168689
- **Unit Count:** 10.37 Pounds
- **Weight:** 10.37 Pounds

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do I set up my Breeze box?**
A: First place the sifter in the Breeze base and then snap the sidewall onto the grated base. Next, lay one Ion Pad soft side up and flat in the drawer and slide into the base. Finally, pour in one 3.5-pound bag of Zeolite Pellets into the top portion.

**Q: How often do I need to clean my Breeze?**
A: It’s easy! Simply scoop solids daily and replace the Ion Pad weekly. Add Zeolite Pellets as needed, but it’s best to replace them completely once a month.

**Q: How do I transition my cat to Breeze?**
A: Breeze cat behaviorists recommend starting by putting the Zeolite Pellets in their regular litter and box, and then introduce the Breeze system. You can find full instructions and helpful tips in your Breeze package.

**Q: What makes Breeze different from traditional litter?**
A: Breeze’s odor-fighting power comes from the one-two-punch of their Zeolite Pellets and Silver Ion Pads. The anti-tracking pellets separate pee and poop for easy scooping, while the pads absorb urine and odors.

**Q: Does Breeze work in multi-cat homes?**
A: For multi-cat homes, Tidy Cats Breeze offers the Bigger Breeze box with more room for multiple felines to take care of business in comfort!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Actually life changing, not exaggerating
*by T***C on November 17, 2024*

This litter system is genuinely life changing, and that’s not even an exaggeration. It’s improved both our lives re: cleaning and Miss Kitty’s re: using it. All the essay-length, updated-multiple-times reviews on here aren’t lying. It’s been about a year since we got it and it’s been worth every penny. So here’s my essay length review. Miss Kitty likes to pee in the same corner every. single. time. Without fail. That meant that when we still used regular litter, that corner was always extra gross. Didn’t matter how well the litter was designed to clump. Also the older Miss Kitty gets, the less she cared about keeping her feet clean, so she was tracking grody footprints everywhere. She also had litter stuck in the fur between her paws which couldn’t have been comfortable. And she was kicking the litter out and then grippin’ it in her paws, so she was tracking litter everywhere, no matter what we did to clean. Since she likes to sleep on our bed all the time, we were getting desperate for a solution. So I went searching and came across this (I think from a Reddit suggestion iirc). I read a bunch of the reviews, the multiple updates, the photos, the hacks. It sounded too good to be true. Good news: it’s true. The major pros: • The lack of smell. Oh man, that right there is one of the biggest pluses. Cat ammonia permeates everything and I hate the idea that I could become nose blind to it and then have family or friends over who could smell it. Scented cat litter was never an option because then Miss Kitty would walk by all perfumed but all that did was make me think of the fact that she just got out of the litter box. Ew. And then later that turned into scented cat ammonia when cleaning it out. Ew. This system is - somehow - 98% scent free, even when it’s time to change a batch of pellets. Truly magical. • The near lack of “ew” factor when cleaning out the poop or pee pad. You know what I mean, re: regular litter. • The pellets are advertised to work for 4 weeks, but we usually get about 6 weeks out of each batch. Each batch uses 3.5lbs of pellets and that looks like it isn’t enough if you’re coming from regular litter, but since it doesn’t need to absorb liquid, it’s definitely sufficient. They also mask the poop smell impressively well. There’s a little odor while it’s fresh, but the zeolite pellets dry it out quickly. • The pee pads are magical. I’ve used “magical” a few times, but I really mean it. Absolutely ZERO cat urine smell, no matter how full or even over-full they get. I don’t know how they do it. Based on plenty of other reviews, I’m pretty sure every new Breeze system owner accidentally lets a pad go too long at least once until it’s swimming in urine (gross) and then has a mixed bag of emotions of “ew!” and “how is there no smell??” We have to change the pad on a schedule because there will be no odor to remind us. With one cat, we change it once a week (the night before trash day). • Both the pads and pellets are available locally in PetSmart and Petco. No generics though. • Clean paws! No more disgusting footprints in the hallway. Her toe beans have never looked so perfectly clean and pink. She’s 20yo, so anything to help her hygiene helps her out. • No more litter everywhere. The pellets are too big for her to grip in her paws, so she can’t track them beyond the immediate vicinity of the litter box. • It’s easier to keep an eye on her health. Looking at her poop and seeing the color of her pee are good insights into her health and if anything changes, especially as she gets older. Also it’s really easy to use a dip strip indicator by just pressing it into the pee pad right after she gets out of the box. • The cover that flips back is great, compared to having to unclip the entire top each time. Makes cleaning out the poops easy, but keeps things covered and out of sight. It’s a small detail but it’s helpful. • Since there’s no regular litter with clay to conceal, the dried poop can just be tossed down the toilet. Makes it easier to clean more often. • Since the pellets dry everything out quickly and the pee is absorbed by a pad in the lower tray, the box just needs to be washed in between each batch of pellets, so about every 6 weeks. • Even with buying brand name pads and pellets, the annual cost of litter stuff is way, way lower than having to buy litter frequently. • Miss Kitty adapted to the new system right away. Fortunately, she’s never been picky when I’ve changed litter brands. I did a couple things for the first week to encourage her transition. I mixed a little regular litter in with the pellets for the familiar smell and feel. That shuffled out to the pee pad below over the week and then she was just left with the pellets. I put a couple old poops from the used litter in the new box, again to bring a familiar scent to the new system. And I left her old box out too for a week, but I left the used litter in there to discourage use of it. She was a little unsure the first evening, but after the first use, she never went back in her old box. • For people who are disabled/limited by lifting weight, picking up a 7lbs bag of pellets is way more feasible than 20-40lbs of litter or a box of used litter. Cons: • The Tidy Cats pellets and pads are pricey. That said, they are worth it for how well and how long they work. Some reviews talk about washing the pellets to extend their lifespan. I tried it just once out of curiosity, using the pet enzyme cleaner and a thorough rinse. It’s just not worth the gross hassle so I never did it again. Tidy Cat must have a stranglehold on the pellets because I can’t find an off brand, and if I somehow do, they’re back ordered or “we don’t know if these will be available again.” I wouldn’t think zeolite (the mineral they’re made of) pellets would be hard to find a generic of, but I’ve yet to. Even the pet stores don’t have their own generic versions. I haven’t tried generic pee pads yet, but the Tidy Cat ones work so well I’m fine with paying a bit more. • The pellets can be noisy. Miss Kitty loves rustlin’ in the box and those hard pellets against hard plastic can be fairly loud. I think she paws at the litter more now because she’s trying to cover the poop but it pretty much sits on top of the pellets no matter what she does. We tried getting the equine pine pellets that are dirt cheap and supposed to break down once they’re wet. But Miss Kitty apparently loved shredding those so much she was spending extra time rustlin’. All we ended up with was a messy pile of pine powder that was too much to fit in the lower tray. We gave up after a week. So we’re back to the louder, more expensive Tidy Cat pellets, but the pros vastly outweigh the cons. We got used to the sound in about a week or two. • Stepping on a pellet with your heel can feel like stepping on a Lego. With all her rustlin’ Miss Kitty still kicks litter out of the box. We have a litter pad outside the box - the kind with sizable holes and two layers so it’s easy to clean up (got it on Amazon too) - and that really helps catch them, but there’s still usually a few in the vicinity. We just have to be on top of cleaning the loose ones up. Also pointing the box opening towards the wall instead of the walkway really helped. The tray can be flipped to open either way - same direction or opposite direction of the box opening. Never thought I’d be evangelizing cat litter, but here I am. TL;DR just get it. You won’t regret it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It solved many problems. LOVE IT!!!
*by G***H on May 13, 2018*

WOW!!! I wish I had tried this years ago. I've had cats all my life, dealing with nasty litter of many types, boxes of many types, including sutomatic ones, and trying all sorts of hacks to make it easier, cleaner, and better smelling...for many decades. This box wins, by a long shot. I have 3 cats currently. Bought one Breeze box and put it near the others in the garage. At least one cat started peeing in it, so I bought three more. Then I stopped maintaining the old automatic boxes, and unplugged them. After about 3 weeks, I removed the old boxes and have only Breeze ones. The garage doesn't stink anymore, and I can walk barefoot without getting litter stuck to my feet. I love that the poops can just be scooped out and flushed down the toilet! Also, the few pellets that get out on the floor can be easily picked up and thrown back in the boxes. SOOoo much neater and cleaner than the old way!! I even moved one box inside to a bathroom, since it doesn't stink and get the floor all dirty! For poop scooping, I keep an old plastic ice cream pail by the boxes, put the turds in it every few days and carry that to the toilet and flush. EASY!!! Keep the litter pellets evenly distributed over the bottom grate by a quick shake to catch any odor from the urine pad down below. I've been changing the pads once a week. Give this system a try. Follow the directions to a T, at least at first. You will love saying goodbye to clumping cat litter!!! Update 3/2019 : i still love these litter boxes over others I've tried. One thing I started doing that makes things easier is this: Get a small, silicone tipped set of kitchen tongs to pick out the poop, drop the pieces onto the partially-opened tray, then roll up the poop in the pad, put it in a used plastic grocery bag, and toss it in the trash. I do this twice a week at least. My house is so much cleaner than it was in the days of other litters! An added bonus is that other family members are more willing to maintain the boxes now! Also, I tried the method of using stall bedding pellets from a farm supply store. It proved to be quite messy, smelly, and more work, so I nixed that snd stuck with the Tidy Cats pellets. I've had some success in re-using cleaned pellets in this manor: Soak in cool water in an old plastic tub outside. Stir or otherwise agitate to get stool residue off the pellets Transfer to another old tub or basket with small holes and rinse with garden hose. Leave in full sun to dry for a week. The pellets still have some odor after this, but not near as bad. This method is a lot of work if you have multiple boxes, so zi don't do it much. It's easier to work overtime and buy more pellets. My next update, Im going to try using pea gravel, or shall we call it Pee gravel. ;)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very easy to use
*by J***2 on May 4, 2026*

My 16 yr old cat took to this like she had been using it all her life. I switched over from regular clay litter to this about two months ago. It was hard to believe all the reviews but it really is a great system. I haven't done a cost comparison so I don't know if it's much more than clay litter. But it is worth every penny. The litter pellets have a fragrant pine smell to them that's not overpowering, but it certainly contains any odor from her poo. The pee pads have silver in them so there's no odor from that either.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Purina Tidy Cats Hooded Litter Box System, BREEZE Hooded System Starter Kit Litter Box, Pellets & Pads
- Purina Tidy Cats Cat Litter Breeze Pads Refill Pack Multi Cat Litter Pads - 8 ct. Bag
- Purina Tidy Cats Breeze Litter System Cat Refill Bundle - 7.91 lb. Box

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