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What kind of litter is great for sensitive paws?
I made a very stupid mistake six years ago and declawed my cats without doing enough research. I was told by my vet that it was harmless (for anyone thinking about doing it... do your research!) So now occasionally my cats pee outside their litter because their paws are sensitive. I would like to know other then Yesterdays News (which I have tried and they didn't like) what kind of litter is good for are situation.
What about Feline Fresh I heard that is good???
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- J CLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Try World's Best - it's very light weight, and most cats who prefer regular scoopable litter will use it. Some grocery stores carry it, but if yours does not then the pet store will. You might want to take them in to the vet, as bone chips can form even years later. Take them though to a vet who does NOT declaw, as vets like yours ("harmless" - yeah, right) will often deny that this is a problem.
Source(s): many years of cat rescue - ?Lv 41 decade ago
They have some at your vet or maybe even the pet store, that is made from corn cobs. That is what they should have given you after the declawing- it should be okay for the kitty. There is also some made from soybeans I think it's called Naturenow, you could try it as well.
