Questions for cat servants

[firecat]

What, in your opinion, is the best un-scented clumping cat litter?

Why?

Comments

[joedecker.livejournal.com]

Chris says the cats here have responded well
to something called, and I'm not making this
up, "World's Best Cat Litter". Would the marketing
guys ever lie to us?

[leback.livejournal.com]

We use this too, at the recommendation of my cat's vet. I can't say whether it's the best, having tried very few of the alternatives, but we like it. It's all-natural (made of corn), it masks odors well, and it's flushable. The only thing that's a bit odd about it is that it apparently smells pleasing enough to my cat that she tends to nibble on it when we put in a fresh batch. Perfectly safe and sanitary, but still disconcerting.

[joedecker.livejournal.com]

Heh. We liked that, unlike a couple previous litters, that one of our cats didn't sneeze with this one.

[firecat]

Why did the vet recommend it?

[leback.livejournal.com]

She cited a number of its virtues, natural odor-masking being the one I remember most clearly. (That one stands out in my mind because she actually pulled a clump of cat urine out of a litter box and encouraged me to sniff it--it indeed did not smell like cat urine.) I think she may also have noted that it was non-dusty, and I recall her being quite enamored of the fact that it was made out of corn, without weird chemical additives and such: nice and non-toxic, I guess.