Can You Mix Two Different Cat Litters - Learn About It

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You can mix two different types of litter, including clumping and non-clumping but it isn’t something you should do long term.

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Cats need a consistent routine and if every time they go into their litter box it’s just a little bit different they aren’t going to be happy.

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If you’re going to try mixing litter types you need a way to consistently pull off the same mixture.

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While it would be amazing if you could create a litter that has the best of both worlds, in reality, you usually get litter that’s not good at anything.

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• When Transitioning To A New Brand of Litter • Trying To Avoid Waste • Saving Money • When You Want The Benefits of Both

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Can You Mix Two Different Cat Litters - Learn About It

Can You Mix Two Different Cat Litters - Learn About It

You can mix two different types of litter, including clumping and non-clumping but it isn’t something you should do long term.