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commercial
22 May 2006 09:10:59 -0700
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theresa...
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I haven't seen this mentioned here yet:
Fresh Step has the cutest commercial out. Basically, they say if your
cat has trouble finding its litterbox, than you must be using Fresh
Step.
During the narration, a cat goes to the front door and there sits a
bloodhound. He's there to help the cat find its litterbox. You see
them wandering room to room, looking under the bed, the bloodhound's
nose always to the floor.
It is hilarious!
Kreisleriana...
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I love it!
Someone, maybe Fresh Step had a commercial in which the cat's people
went away for the weekend, and the cat threw a wild party for all his
friends, and the people never knew. I loved that one. ;)
Karen...
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Is that the one with "Hey! That's my sister!"
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Theresa
Make Levees, Not War
Magic Mood JeepŠ...
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No, the one with the Cat's Party while the hoomin's away is Tidy Cats
Multiple Cat
ladyjane...
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I've always been a big fan of ScoopAway. I've tried lots of different
brands of litter,and that's the only one that really keeps the smell
down. I'm not all that great about scooping, and her litter box
is in my bedroom, so smell is very important to me. (and her).
Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita
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W. Leong...
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I saw it for the first time last night. But Fresh Step is not widely
available here
in town.
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)...
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It is mostly available here, but Fresh Step Cedar (which I
prefer) seems to have disappeared, both from the three
supermarkets I have access to, and from Petco. (Not sure
about PetSmart, but the closest one is in Pasadena - I live
in North Hollywood - and with gas prices what they are, I
W. Leong...
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When I first got Rusty, I used a cedar litter too. Forgot the brand
name but I don't see it anymore. I stopped using it because of its
price. It was lightweight and tracked all over.
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)...
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The advantage of the Fresh tep Scoopable Cedar was that it
was clay litter with cedar added, so didn't track any worse
than clay litter. I tried a scoopable litter made from corn
cobs, but it was so light weight it tracked all over the house.
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Winnie
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hesitate to drive all the way over there.) Have they
stopped making it?
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Winnie
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