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    Special Kitty is a clumping litter. But most litter should NOT be flushed. It will clog up your pipes and cost a plumbing bill. And that is very expensive!

    I use Arm & Hammer for multiple cats for six indoor boxes and Special Kitty for the 6 outdoor boxes.

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    I use World's Best, and truly believe it IS the world's best. This stuff has NO dust, clumps great, and makes scooping easy. It is more expensive on its face but I use and lose less litter.

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    I use Dr. Elsey's Cat Attract clumping litter. It clumps up pretty good but it is a bit dusty.

    I have also used Arm & Hammer Multi Cat clumping litter that did a great job on odor control, and was less dusty, but tracked more and didn't clump as solid.

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    We use World's Best too, for the same reasons Cataholic does.
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    How does World's Best do for odor control? Where can you purchase it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moesha View Post
    How does World's Best do for odor control? Where can you purchase it?
    It does quite well for odor control, because I never smell anything from it, poop or pee (unless Elmer has JUST done one of his really stinky-poops, but once it's covered up it doesn't smell any more).

    Smaller, pet-specialty stores, the kind of places that carry the "organic" and "holistic" and "grain-free" foods, usually have it. I'm seeing it more in bigger places like Pet Supplies Plus and Petsmart now, too.
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    @moesha....I think it works well with odor. I have two boxes in my bedroom and unless Cali has done something special, its all good. I do follow the 30 day and pitch all, and scoop twice upstairs and once downstairs.
    With the coupon....and it is actually a rebate...use only WB and no other kind in one box. I think you will like it,aside from price.

    I wonder why you can't flush cat pee or poop down the toilet with scoopable litter. Doesn't the water filtration process remove disease?

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