help, the dust is driving me NUTS!
i've used nature's miracle for 18 years with my cat mousie, and never had SO MUCH dust. it's coating the litter box, it's coating the litter genie, it's coating my sinuses. (i can tell, because in the morning, if i hack up some spit, it tastes like french fries.) even though i've been using a dust mask when cleaning the litter box -- i dont know how my cat shaanti can stand it. (however, she does not cough or sneeze.)
i've tried world's best -- same.
i tried grass seed -- same (with bonus grassy taste).
i tried the paper pellets... shaanti didn't like those, and i wasn't too thrilled, either. the different cleaning method was okay, but the odor was not contained for even half as long as it said it should be.
i don't want clay litter; i'm against it.
i don't want wood pellet litter. (i tried that ages ago with mousie, and A: wood pellets DO track and boy do you know it when you step on one and B: that litter did cause me to cough back then.)
IS there any natural/biodegradable/sustainable cat litter that really doesn't have dust? and is good? maybe paper crumbles instead of pellets?
or is there something wrong with my litter box? it's black plastic (by nature's miracle) -- does it have some kind of static charge or something??? i just don't understand all this dust when i never had anything like this before.
Wanted to show tracking after an overnight with three cats.
Also found two pellets in the hall just outside this room.
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