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Is it typically recommended for asthmatic cats?
Edit: also, i thought it had to be clumping to work?
It's not good for their lungs, the silica dust.
Also, when it's full of liquid, that's it, it's full, any more urine just sits there. I've tried it before, and the above person may have a decent experience with it in an automated box, but I have not and also I like run on sentences.
Ya I honestly hate that stuff. It looks gross too the moment the cat pisses :(