Hi There!
Ivory Kitty had to go to the vet and get a toe cleaned out (long story). So this week I have to use newspaper instead of her normal clumpy litter. The first thing I noticed is that the NEWSPAPER DOES NOT SMELL. Really!
The cat litter I use is a clumping litter, grit a little smaller or equal to a bb. It has a small amount of perfume but I also put baking soda in there to help cover the odors. When I was removing the clumping litter today, so I could swap to the newspaper - the litter didn't smell good at all. It smelled like pee - but - it was kind of like that brand new.
So I'm asking now - I'm looking for a clumping cat litter that doesn't smell like anything. Newspaper has NO scent. Help?
Oh, her toe is still infected. She had a bandage on for a week with antibiotics, and now the bandage is removed and replaced by the Cone of Shame. Trying to air the toe out, go back to doc next week. Poor girl!
Ivory Kitty had to go to the vet and get a toe cleaned out (long story). So this week I have to use newspaper instead of her normal clumpy litter. The first thing I noticed is that the NEWSPAPER DOES NOT SMELL. Really!
The cat litter I use is a clumping litter, grit a little smaller or equal to a bb. It has a small amount of perfume but I also put baking soda in there to help cover the odors. When I was removing the clumping litter today, so I could swap to the newspaper - the litter didn't smell good at all. It smelled like pee - but - it was kind of like that brand new.
So I'm asking now - I'm looking for a clumping cat litter that doesn't smell like anything. Newspaper has NO scent. Help?
Oh, her toe is still infected. She had a bandage on for a week with antibiotics, and now the bandage is removed and replaced by the Cone of Shame. Trying to air the toe out, go back to doc next week. Poor girl!
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