This is kind of a random question but what are the advantages to using a non-clumping litter?
I've had my kitties for 6 months (they're ~ one year old now) and I'm still in the search for the "perfect" litter. I've decided that I definitely don't want to use clay and have been testing out SmartCat (grass seed), Worlds Best (corn) and Blue Buffalo (walnut) - all clumping. Fortunately my kitties aren't picky at all and I haven't had any problem transitioning them (knock wood).
Anyway, I know the advantages of clumping but am curious why one would choose to use non-clumping litter. Thanks!
I've had my kitties for 6 months (they're ~ one year old now) and I'm still in the search for the "perfect" litter. I've decided that I definitely don't want to use clay and have been testing out SmartCat (grass seed), Worlds Best (corn) and Blue Buffalo (walnut) - all clumping. Fortunately my kitties aren't picky at all and I haven't had any problem transitioning them (knock wood).
Anyway, I know the advantages of clumping but am curious why one would choose to use non-clumping litter. Thanks!