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I’ve only had my boy for 2 months so far, he’s 10y/o and was a surrender to the shelter. Any suggestions on litter are greatly appreciated!! #catmomlife #greycat

2025/1/13 Edited to

... Read moreAs a first-time cat mom, it's essential to navigate the multitude of products available in the market effectively. Choosing the right litter can significantly impact both your and your cat's experience. Based on recent insights, clumping litter, such as Fresh Step Simply Unscented, is recommended for its odor control without fragrances, making it ideal for sensitive kitties. Conversely, some products, like certain robotic litter boxes, may not be worth the investment, as many cats might be fearful or uninterested in them. When selecting toys, consider durable options that can withstand enthusiastic play, such as Tiki Cat's high-protein treats, which not only encourage engagement but also promote good health. Moreover, utilizing litter mats can dramatically reduce tracking and cleanup, enhancing your home environment. It's often best to experiment and find what works universally for your cat, as preferences can be highly individual. Joining forums like #catmomlife can provide additional support and recommendations from experienced cat owners.

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OhioKat

I switched from a plastic litter box to a stainless steel one. Plastic can be porous and hold odor. I also switched to a pine pellet such as feline pine and it has been great. I don’t think I will switch back to clay

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Erin

Adorable. My Remy (Rem Rem) is 13 (omg) and identical to your beautiful baby. Identical. Wonderful, sweet, kitty. I love that you adopted an older kitty. It warms my ❤️. I recommend the litter that looks like pellets and you place a pee pad under the box and change it once a day. Clean!!!!! Easy! Remy loves it!

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