The Problem

eBay is one of the largest and most competitive online marketplaces for all kinds of products. When it comes to those sold by the unit, weight, length, volume etc eBay's size can become a problem. With thousands of listings returned for many common products it is impossible to find the one that is the best value.

eBay features a cost per unit measure on some listings but we have found it to be wrong a lot. Many listings are what eBay calls 'mult variant', meaning that the single listing contains variations of the product and one of these is often the quantity being sold. Each variation of quantity will have a different cost per unit and there is no way to find out what that is on eBay unless you click on every listing and check every variation on offer. Sorting by price therefore doesn't work either as there are often variations for sample sizes which may be cheap but their cost per unit is very high.

What We Do

After becoming frustrated with the problem of being unable to sort on price per unit in eBay we decided to build a solution. We check eBay regularly for a range of popular products and our unique software assesses each listing. We extract the quantity on offer from all listings and their variations, calculate the cost per unit and display the listings on our site sorted by cost per unit.

Because of the errors some sellers make when listing their products for sale we can't interpret everything correctly but we make it much easier to find the best bargains on eBay at any given time. We are adding new products all the time and we earn a small commission for our effort should you go on to make a purchase.

If there's a product you'd like to see on our site please contact us on our Instagram account and we will look into it.

Welcome to the world of feline companionship! Whether you're a new cat owner or looking to enhance your knowledge, understanding the intricacies of cat litter is essential for a harmonious relationship with your furry friend. This comprehensive guide covers everything from different litter types to training techniques and clever maintenance tips.

Choosing the Right Cat Litter:

One size doesn't fit all when it comes to cat litter. The market offers a variety of options, each with its unique characteristics:

Clay-Based Cat Litter:

Clay-based litters, often made from bentonite or kaolin, are popular for their clumping abilities. They make scooping waste easier and are excellent at controlling odors. However, some cats may not like the texture.

Silica Gel Cat Litter:

Silica gel crystals absorb moisture and control odors effectively. They are low-dust and require less frequent changing. However, some cats may find the texture unusual.

Biodegradable Cat Litter:

Options like recycled paper, wood, corn, or wheat-based litters are eco-friendly and suitable for composting. While some are clumping, others may need more frequent changing, and they vary in dust levels.

Training Your Cat to Use the Litter Box:

Proper litter box training is crucial, especially for kittens or newly adopted cats. Follow these steps for successful training:

Choose the Right Location:

Place the litter box in a quiet, easily accessible location. Cats prefer privacy, so avoid high-traffic areas.

Introduce Gradually:

For kittens, gently place them in the litter box after meals or naps. Adult cats may need encouragement by placing them in the box and praising them.

Use the Right Litter:

Experiment with different litters to find the one your cat prefers. Some cats have texture or scent preferences.

Keep it Clean:

Cats are more likely to use a clean litter box. Scoop waste daily and change the litter regularly to maintain cleanliness.

Maintenance Tips for a Fresh Litter Box:

Ensuring your cat's litter box remains clean and inviting involves a few clever tricks:

Baking Soda:

Place a thin layer of baking soda at the bottom of the litter box to neutralize odors.

High-Quality Litter:

Investing in a high-quality, dust-free litter minimizes mess and keeps your cat's paws clean.

Regular Cleaning:

Aside from daily scooping, perform a thorough cleaning of the litter box with mild soap and water during litter changes.

Conclusion:

Understanding your cat's preferences and providing the right litter and training environment is key to a successful and hygienic relationship with your feline companion. Regular maintenance ensures a clean and odor-free litter box, contributing to a happy and healthy living environment for both you and your beloved cat.