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What's the best type of cat litter?
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By: Pet Vet El Segundo, CA
Replied on 04/20/2011Many owners prefer any brand of non-scented clumping cat litter. Clumping is important as it makes it easy to keep the litter box clean. Try to always choose non-scented due to cats' sensitive noses. You don't want to give them any reason to dislike the litter box.
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