[mumofstig]

In the cat's litter tray i use natural clay material. I remove 'solids' as and when.....so can i put what's left on heap.......

You CAN put on layers of earth (the clay) and you CAN use pee so am i right in thinking i can use it.  :?  

Or can someone else tell me why i shouldn't.........................

[richyrich7]

Go for it, no poo it should be ok IMHO.

[compostqueen]

yep, should be fine as long as no cat poo  

[Rampant_Weasel]

why horse but not cat?

[babe]

because cats eat meat, horseys dont.

[babe]

so any herbivore poo...yes

carnivore poo...no.

so never have a poo in your compost bin

[DD.]

so any herbivore poo...yes

carnivore poo...no.

so never have a poo in your compost bin

Oh. :oops:

[babe]

you didnt dooby???.......did you? :?    

[beestie-crawlies]

What if you're a veggy?

           

[babe]

What if you're a veggy?

           

oooo.... have absolutely no idea..... but im guessing no human poo.

would you really want to grow your terences in your own poop?

[compostqueen]

[Snap Dragon]

I use the the wood pellet stuff that ends up as sawdust.... could I add that to the compost heap?

[SalJ1980]

I use the the wood pellet stuff that ends up as sawdust.... could I add that to the compost heap?

I was wondering that too, Snap, as that's what we use. I think it's mainly pine though, and I don't know if it would be too acidic?

[woodentop]

Don't use the wood based cat litter. I did and it stunted the growth everywhere I used it !

[penance]

Don't use the wood based cat litter. I did and it stunted the growth everywhere I used it !

Was that uncomposted?
Sounds like it was and was taking N from the area to decompose.