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Posted on Thursday, October 22, 2009 by Kandykahne 5
Our 14 year old cat is recently having a hard time standing up in the litter box because she has neuropothy in her back legs. She sinks in the clay litter.
I have to use something else that is a clumping litter.
Have you tried any other kinds like the pellet litters?
I buy the basic one that comes from Costco. My cat doesn’t sink into it and it seems to work really well. But, just to be safe, I’d ask the vet if there’s something special for older kitties.
I use Tidy Cats for my little loves but I’m with Cynthia.... ask your vet
There really isn’t much of a choice for litter it is clay, pellets or crystals that I know of. I want a good recommended brand that you may use or may have used. I have discussed this with our vet and she suggested possibly trying pellets.
I use the tidy cats blend of crystals and clay..... it works well.
I use Swheat Scoop (i think that’s what it’s called) Anyway it’s what it sounds like - wheat. It’s recommended for cats who have been declawed, altho my cat definitely has not been. However, i found he preferred this because clay litters made him cough. It does clump and seems to work well; we’ve been using it for close to a decade.
Thanks sulierue, I’ll check into that. None of my cats are declawed either. I would never to that to a cat. Very cruel in my opinion.
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