- Is this litter safe for kittens?
- Clumping clay litter is generally not recommended for kittens under about three months, since they may ingest clumps while grooming. Ask your vet before using it with very young or sick cats.
- How deep should I fill the box?
- About two to three inches is enough for solid clumps without sticking to the bottom. Scoop daily and top up as the level drops.
- Will the scent bother my cat?
- Possibly. Cats have a strong sense of smell, and scented litters are a common cause of box avoidance. If your cat hesitates, try an unscented clumping litter.
- How does it compare with unscented clumping clay?
- The clumping behavior is similar. The difference is the added fragrance, which helps with odors for people but adds a scent some cats dislike.
- Can I flush it or use it in a compost?
- No. Clay litter does not break down and should go in the trash, not the toilet or a compost bin.
- How often should I change the whole box?
- With daily scooping, a full change every two to four weeks is typical. More cats or a small box means more frequent changes.
- Where is the Paws & Claws Tropical Scented Clumping Cat Litter cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $16.99, as of our latest check.