We used to always use the clay clumping cat litter, until I read a few articles on how bad it actually is for the environment and your cat. If you would like to read about it as well, check out these sites:
As you can see from a sample of the above articles, clay cat litter may be cheap and readily available in stores, but it is really bad.
My first attempt at a non-clay based cat litter was: Special Kitty's "Pure Pine Pellets. The cats took to it right away, and it smelled great on the first day. Unfortunately it is a pain to sort all the unused pellets from the pellets that had absorbed the cat urine and feces. Also, it did not do a good job of covering the smell of the urine and my eyes would burn everytime I was changing the cat litter.
After that bag of kitty litter, I went to PetCo and came across Nature's Miracle. This is a clumping cat litter made from corn husks. I have only been using it for a week, but I have already fell in love with it. Changing the litter is back to being a super quick job as the clumps hold together very well and the best part: I couldn't smell an ounce of cat urine. In the 5 years that I have had my current cats, everytime I changed the cat litter, that was all I could smell.
Next time your out buying kitty litter, please check out this one: Odor Control Clumping Cat Litter by Nature's Miracle, trust me, you won't be sorry that you tried it.
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