Some of the common safety concerns you’ll find with cat litter include respiratory issues for both humans and cats (avoid litters with crystalline silica dust), chemical preservatives (often toxic), strong perfumes (cause sinus issues), sodium bentonite (used in clay litter can swell up 12 times its original volume, which can cause serious gastrointestinal distress if consumed). When it comes to cat litter, flushable brands made from sustainable materials offer two big benefits over conventional cat litters. Sustainability

Super Soft Clumping Litter earned the top spot among its wood litter competitors for its excellent odor control and superior clumping ability. Sourced from sustainably managed forests, its soft, lightweight granules are most similar to standard clay litter.To cover up odors, try a natural alternative like pine litter. For an affordable option, you could go with paper litter. If you really want to go the natural route and completely avoid synthetic additives, give tofu litter a try. 6. Odor

Feline Pine Clumping Litter: This was one of the worst natural litters we tested. While the wood scent masked odors, the litter absorbed liquids slowly and turned it into a pulpy mulch. It was also the dustiest of the bunch. Instead, opting for natural scents is best. In fact, better yet, a completely odorless litter box will make both you and your cat happy . According to our cat behaviorist, Nicole Van Andel, “cats have an instinctual desire from their wild ancient ancestors to eliminate in a fresh, odorless, and untouched area.” This means that finding a cat litter that can stay relatively clean is not only a benefit to you, but it’s also something that your cat will appreciate.Can’t wait to try making homemade Treats for my darling fluff ball. He adores store bought varieties —hope he’ll like mine! I’ll have to think about tofu cat litter.🤔 Your cat may then react to this. That makes it wise to change the wood litter regularly and switch to a new brand if you notice your cat having unfavorable reactions to it. Can Cats Be Allergic To Kitty Litter? While some corn cat litters offer decent odor control, it’s not their strength. Many corn litters also suffer from an earthy “barnyard smell”, which some cat parents do not like.