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When my Himalayan was a kitten I bought all organic litters because there was no harsh chemicals or weird textures to have to deal with.

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I prefer any brand of non-scented clumping cat litter. Clumping is important to me as it is easy to keep the litter box clean. I always choose non-scented due to cats' sensitive noses. I don't want to give them any reason to dislike the litter box. So far so good!

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I have owned a Maine Coon for about 10 years now, and from experience have found that any cat clumping litter for multiple cats works best. I also add a little baking soda to the litter each time I scoop/change it.

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I own a Siamese and I find the best type of cat litter is one that has clumping ability as well as baking soda to help control cat odor.

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