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I saw where a few people were asking about litters so now I'm asking ^_^
I stopped using CLAY litter years ago after I heard that the dust can cause health issues with cats when they breathe it in. And I have been using PINE pellets for the past three years but I'm wanting to change because the cats do not cover their waste.
So I'm guessing they don't like the feel of the hard pellets on their paws, And I just brought 2 rescue kittens into the house and they are doing the same as my two adults. So PINE is still a choice but I have to get the CLUMPING PINE.
I don't want to use CORN or WHEAT based litters because grains and moisture are not a good combination and I don't want the house smelling like mash lol and I saw some scary reviews online about the aflatoxin which causes mold and that's one reason people don't feed their pets GRAIN / CORN based foods.
I saw where they make GRASS, PAPER, WALNUT, CEDAR, COCONUT litters
I stopped using CLAY litter years ago after I heard that the dust can cause health issues with cats when they breathe it in. And I have been using PINE pellets for the past three years but I'm wanting to change because the cats do not cover their waste.
So I'm guessing they don't like the feel of the hard pellets on their paws, And I just brought 2 rescue kittens into the house and they are doing the same as my two adults. So PINE is still a choice but I have to get the CLUMPING PINE.
I don't want to use CORN or WHEAT based litters because grains and moisture are not a good combination and I don't want the house smelling like mash lol and I saw some scary reviews online about the aflatoxin which causes mold and that's one reason people don't feed their pets GRAIN / CORN based foods.
I saw where they make GRASS, PAPER, WALNUT, CEDAR, COCONUT litters