- Is Double Duty good for multi-cat homes?
- Yes. The baking soda and odor-control additive are aimed at households with more than one cat, and owners say it holds smell down well. Scoop daily and top off as needed.
- How does it compare with Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal?
- Clump & Seal adds a sealing formula that traps odor inside clumps and is marketed for stronger odor lock. Double Duty is the simpler, lighter-duty option with baking soda for everyday odor control.
- Does it work in automatic litter boxes?
- It is a standard clumping clay litter, so it works in most automatic boxes that accept clumping litter. Check your box maker's guidance on litter type and weight.
- Is it flushable?
- No. Clay litter should never be flushed; it clogs pipes and is not septic-safe. Bag used litter and put it in the trash.
- What is in the box?
- One 29 lb box of clumping clay cat litter with baking soda and a deodorizing additive. No scoop or other accessories are included.
- Will the scent bother my cat?
- Some cats are sensitive to perfumed litter. If your cat avoids the box or sneezes, try an unscented litter or mix this with one gradually.
- Where is the Arm & Hammer Double Duty Clumping Cat Litter 29lbs Box cheapest?
- At Petco, for $17.99, as of our latest check.