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Choosing the right litter for your kitten can be a little hit and miss.
Cats have their own opinion and the preferences can change with age.
We send all our kitten away with a sample of the little they have been using.
Finding the Best Low-Dust Cat Litter
When it comes to choosing a cat litter that is not too dusty, there are a few options to consider. Here are some factors to keep in mind:
1. Clumping Clay Litters
- Look for clumping clay litters that are labeled as low dust or dust-free. These litters typically have larger granules that minimize dust when cats dig in the litter box.
- cons - they do clump quickly and need changing regularly.
2. Natural and Biodegradable Litters
- Consider natural and biodegradable litters made from materials like wood, paper, or corn. These litters tend to be less dusty and more environmentally friendly.
- Cons - while we live the idea of a natural product they tend to be lightly and flick easily meaning lots of cleaning up.
3. Silica Gel Crystal Litters
- Silica gel crystal litters are known for their low dust and excellent odor control. They absorb moisture effectively and can last longer than traditional litters.
- Cons - we use crystals and find the absorb better then anything else. They are expensive and can hold a lot of weight.