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NBR: Recommend your kitty litter

PrincessLinLinPrincessLinLin
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So we have two cats and it seems like recently the tidy cats 24/7 litter has stopped controlling oders like it used to. So can you please recommend the litter you use. I'm desperate for my bathroom to stop smelling like cat pee. TIA!
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  • two-pink-shoestwo-pink-shoes
    Arm and Hammer.  It's miraculous, I can't smell anything unless DH goes too long btwn changing the litter.
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  • claire1983claire1983 member
    I just use the Walmart brand (can't think what it is right now) clumping kitty litter, it seems to work fine. I only have one cat but there is one that is multi-cat specific.
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  • cedge05cedge05 member
    Arm & Hammer Multi-Cat.  We've used it since day 1 and never have  problem.
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  • bstrangelybstrangely

    i really like swheat scoop. it's made out of wheat so it actually smells pleasant for a little bit. we also have two cats, but you have to scoop it regularly. it's also flushable, which would be good for you if you have the litter box in the bathroom.

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  • Shandie_725Shandie_725 member
    Fresh Step clay litter - it's got the orange kitty on the front. I absolutely love it when we had our cats and when we move and get our cats back I'll use it again!
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  • nestinginjapannestinginjapan
    "World's Best Cat Litter" -- really, it is. It's made from corn and works really well. controls odors too (we also have 2 cats).
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  • paxilchykpaxilchyk member
    Feline Pine worked great for us until after a year of using it our male decided he didn't like it anymore.
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  • Lauryn216Lauryn216
    Arm & Hammer Multicat - best I've tried!
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  • synchrosallysynchrosally member
    I can tell you what we use, but it has nothing in it to control odor, so that probably doesn't help you.  We have ours in the basement and clean it regularly.  We use Feline Pine.
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  • EmilyAnn10EmilyAnn10

    imageclaire1983:
    I just use the Walmart brand (can't think what it is right now) clumping kitty litter, it seems to work fine. I only have one cat but there is one that is multi-cat specific.

    Ditto. We've used this kind for years and never had a problem!

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  • BlondeBeachBride08BlondeBeachBride08
    Up until recently we used Target Brand Crystals but they seem to have stopped making it so now we use Fresh Step Crystals. We like that it absorbs the pee and takes away the smell. Then we just have to scoop out the poop.
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  • signarvisignarvi
    I like the Everclean brand of cat litter, blue box, you can buy it at petsmart.  It clumps really well (no exploding clumps while you scoop), and I've never had a problem with odor.  I think they have a multi-cat version.
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  • cathylynn1213cathylynn1213

    Not litter-- but I recommend this Arm and Hammer spray. It comes in a yellow bottle, and you can spray it on whenever, and it helps with the odor-- it's like Febreeze, but safe for litter.

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