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Hey Everyone,
I went to my vet this past week for worm problems (which is now fixed)... but she mentioned that the litter cats use should be odorless and basically "plain" (no odor-control or anything like that, I guess almost like regular sand.) She said that when it's odor controlled, all the smell is contained in the litter and it makes it unappealing for cats to use it because instead of the smell being naturally aired out, it's being trapped... so everytime they use the litter with detergents or anything like that, it's irritating and uncomfortable to them.
Has anyone else heard this? Does it seem to be a problem? And what cat litter do you use/recommend? Right now I'm using Tidy Cats Multi-Cat Odor Control.
Thank you,
JB
I went to my vet this past week for worm problems (which is now fixed)... but she mentioned that the litter cats use should be odorless and basically "plain" (no odor-control or anything like that, I guess almost like regular sand.) She said that when it's odor controlled, all the smell is contained in the litter and it makes it unappealing for cats to use it because instead of the smell being naturally aired out, it's being trapped... so everytime they use the litter with detergents or anything like that, it's irritating and uncomfortable to them.
Has anyone else heard this? Does it seem to be a problem? And what cat litter do you use/recommend? Right now I'm using Tidy Cats Multi-Cat Odor Control.
Thank you,
JB