What litter do you all use? I've been using the 'Ultra White' cat litter from Pets at home which is really good for wees but I find it sometimes sticks to the bottom of Winston's foot after he's had a poop. It doesn't cover poops very well unless Winston kicks loads of litter over it so I usually end up having to wash Winstons back feet as he has poop on the bottom of the and litter stuck to the fur:

Lightweight Non-Clumping Ultra White Cat Litter 25Ltr by Pets at Home-Non-clumping-Pets at Home: Buy Pet Supplies from our Online UK Pet Shop

Any recommendations to a better clumping litter I can buy in big bags or bulk.


Thanks

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ooh that looks much better. Thank you!

I'll order a small bag and see how Winston gets on with it.

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clay litters can cause asthma and respritory issues as well as i have read it even can get up into them via their bottoms and into the intestinal tracks. i thought those crysta ones were cool and read one cat accidentally gettin one in her eye and it cause her to lose it.

the best one i figured was this corn liter. i get world's best cat litter. it is so safe in every way. it's flushable and it clumps. it has no order at all ever. naturally i clean out any poo right away. but never any smell. i love it. and the crytalls hurt my kittens feet. they are hard and large. the pine ones were large chunks. yuk

We're using a silicon based litter. I'm not too sure about the bio-degradability I have to admit, but it's really good stuff. It absorbs moisture really quick, and leaves no smell. I forget what the brand is, I think it's something Japanese.
We have been looking into this thing for the last few days though. A bit pricey, but looks interesting. Anyone have any experience with this Cat Genie litter box?

I am going to give Oko a go, will be picking some up tonight. Our cats are indoor cats so anything to cut down on the smell of solids in the bin until I throw them out, will be great. Will be so much easier to just throw the waste down the toilet. Also I intend to progress onto Litter Kwitter at some point so this is the perfect litter for that or so I have read

We haven't been able to get on with any apart from the wood based ones:

Lightweight Non-Clumping Wood Pellet Cat Litter by Pets at Home-Non-clumping-Pets at Home: Buy Pet Supplies from our Online UK Pet Shop

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Our darling Foxy is now at Rainbow Bridge. R.I.P. little one, you'll always be loved.

My oko arrived today so I'll be trying it out. I agree...anything is better than having to throw dirty litter in the kitchen bin where is stinks the room out (even if I do out the soiled litter in bages before it goes in)

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1 British Blue Kittens: Lola
1 working cocker spaniel: Bodie (Bo)

Winston the British Blue: 23/09/2008 - 26/12/2010 xx

We use worlds best cat litter at the moment. Cost a a bomb, haven't used anything else yet to compare it to.

So far I can say its doesn't give of much of a smell.
Clumps easy to remove big bits
hardly any powder
still cost is a major factor @ £32.29 for 15KG