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Organic cat litters have the advantage the results can be composted. They have the disadvantage that they don't control odor well, and when composted smell eve
by pfdietz 10mo ago
Organic cat litters have the advantage the results can be composted.
They have the disadvantage that they don't control odor well, and when composted smell even worse. So don't try to compost them at home.
- AnimalMuppet 10mo agoTry Smart Cat. It's grass-based, not wheat-based. It controls odor far better than clay-based cat litter. Only problem I've had with it was when my dog decided that it smelled good enough to eat. Of course, it pulled all the moisture out of the dog's mouth and left it with a stuck-on clump that it couldn't get rid of.