9 Different Types of Cat Litter: Their Pros & Cons

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Clay Cat Litter

Popular clay cat litter: hundreds of brands for any budget, scented/unscented, clumping/non-clumping. Choose low dust option to protect cat's health.

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Walnut Cat Litter

Walnut litter: low dust, eco-friendly, soft on paws, no tracking. Non-clumping, requires frequent stirring, odor if not absorbed, hard to find waste.

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Tofu Cat Litter

"Tofu clumping litter: eco-friendly, odor-reducing, dust-free alternative to clay. Renewable material. Slightly pricey and rare to find."

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Silica Gel Litter

Silica gel: Strange litter, non-clumping but absorbs moisture and odor well. Requires frequent mixing, expensive.

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Diatomaceous Earth Cat Litters

Diatomaceous earth litter: quick urine absorption, odor reduction, but expensive and harsh on cat's feet due to larger pebble size.

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Grass

Eco-friendly grass litter: clumping or non-clumping options. Biodegradable, renewable, flushable in some brands. No environmental harm.

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Paper

Paper litter: absorbent but non-clumping. Needs frequent stirring. Good for travel, but not ideal for multiple cats or odor control at home.

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Corn

Inexpensive, renewable corn litter: lightweight, tight clumps, less usage, cost-effective over time. Ideal alternative to clay.

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Pine Cat Litter

Pine litter: fresh pine scent masks odors, keeps home fresh. Clumping & non-clumping options. Some may dislike the Christmas scent year-round.

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