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Best cat litter for asthma?

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15/02/2025 12:36 am
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I have a four year old cat with asthma. I want to get the best litter for asthma and the internet is very contradictory. What kind of litter is best for asthma. I read clay is and isn’t. And same for others 🙂

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20/02/2025 9:14 am

Hi Crystal,

There are couple of litters you can test, one is Dr. Elsey's R&R® Respiratory Relief Clumping Clay Cat Litter which is designed specially for cats with respiratory issues. Another cat litter you can try is Ökocat Litter which we found to be a good low dust alternative for clay based cat litters. Here are the brand reviews if you'd like to read some more on the products:

https://cats.com/okocat-litter-review

https://cats.com/dr-elseys-cat-litter-review

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25/02/2025 3:18 am
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@admin very helpful thank you. Can you recommend what do you consider the healthiest dry food that is affordable for a picky sensitive stomach cat. I'm a bit nervous about raw right now with all the bird flu. Can you also recommend the same for wet food for a picky cat with a sensitive stomach who needs to lose weight but lives for gravy food lol

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26/02/2025 8:10 pm

Hi,

So picky sensitive stomach cat really depends on what triggers the reaction like a certain type of animal protein for example. Although they are not super affordable a few options you can try are:

 

  • Farmina Natural & Delicious Chicken & Ancestral Low-Grain Formula Dry Cat Food
  • Young Again Mature Health Formula

 

On the more affordable category you can try:

  • Kirkland Signature Chicken and Rice Cat Food
  • Dave's Pet Food Naturally Healthy Adult Dry Cat Food

If you'd like more info you can also compare these and similar recipes on our cat food comparison tool to compare cost per day and nutrient values

https://cats.com/compare-cat-food

Hope this helps and let me know if you have anymore questions!

 

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