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Best Litter & Odor Control for Dogs

Low-dust, eco-friendly litter and odor control for cat households.

  • Low-dust formulas for respiratory health
  • Natural clumping and odor control
  • Eco-friendly materials
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Different litters for different needs: • Clay (clumping): Most popular, excellent odor control • Clay (non-clumping): Budget-friendly, less dust • Silica gel: Long-lasting, minimal maintenance • Paper/wood pellets: Eco-friendly, low dust • Corn/wheat/walnut: Natural, flushable options • Grass seed: Lightweight, biodegradable Low-dust options are healthiest for cats with respiratory sensitivities.
Keep your home fresh with these tips: • Scoop daily (twice daily for multi-cat homes) • Full litter change every 2-4 weeks • Use litter depth of 2-3 inches • Place box in well-ventilated area • Add baking soda to the bottom layer • Consider covered boxes with ventilation • Clean box with soap monthly (no harsh chemicals)

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Every 2-4 weeks for clumping litter (with daily scooping). Non-clumping may need weekly changes. Always clean the box when changing litter.
Yes, especially if you or your cat have respiratory sensitivities. Dust can irritate lungs and contribute to asthma in both cats and humans.
Check local regulations—many areas prohibit it due to Toxoplasma risk to marine life. When in doubt, bag and trash it.
Common reasons: dirty box, wrong litter type, stress, or health issues. Try different litters, ensure cleanliness, and consult your vet if it persists.
The rule is one box per cat plus one extra. Place them in different, quiet locations around your home.
Many cats dislike and avoid scented litter. Fragrances can also mask health issue signs. Unscented with good odor control is usually better.
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