Age & Clumping Litter

I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday

From: "Ruby Tuesday"


I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this time?

Yes, the concern with kittens is that they might eat the litter. So at one
year, he should be fine. Personally, I use Swheat Scoop which is a natural
clumping litter with no chemical additives to worry about.

Happy birthday to your kitty,

Lauren
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From: "Ruby Tuesday"


I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this time?

Yes, the concern with kittens is that they might eat the litter. So at one
year, he should be fine. Personally, I use Swheat Scoop which is a natural
clumping litter with no chemical additives to worry about.

Happy birthday to your kitty,

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

From: "Ruby Tuesday"


I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this time?

Yes, the concern with kittens is that they might eat the litter. So at one
year, he should be fine. Personally, I use Swheat Scoop which is a natural
clumping litter with no chemical additives to worry about.

Happy birthday to your kitty,

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

"MadHatter" wrote in message
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On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 20:28:48 -0400, "Ruby Tuesday"
wrote:

I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday


what to you mean "too young"? i got Shaina when she was 6 weeks old
and she is just fine using clumping litter.

-L

My kitten at the time would go into the clumping litter, and then it would
get all stuck in between the pads of his paws. He would try to licking it
off, and then there was a concern of it getting into his innards and doing
damage. So I took him off it. And that's the story.

- Ruby Tuesday

"MadHatter" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 20:28:48 -0400, "Ruby Tuesday"
wrote:

I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday


what to you mean "too young"? i got Shaina when she was 6 weeks old
and she is just fine using clumping litter.

-L

My kitten at the time would go into the clumping litter, and then it would
get all stuck in between the pads of his paws. He would try to licking it
off, and then there was a concern of it getting into his innards and doing
damage. So I took him off it. And that's the story.

- Ruby Tuesday

"MadHatter" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 20:28:48 -0400, "Ruby Tuesday"
wrote:

I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday


what to you mean "too young"? i got Shaina when she was 6 weeks old
and she is just fine using clumping litter.

-L

My kitten at the time would go into the clumping litter, and then it would
get all stuck in between the pads of his paws. He would try to licking it
off, and then there was a concern of it getting into his innards and doing
damage. So I took him off it. And that's the story.

- Ruby Tuesday

Wheat clumping litter is safe for any age kitten. If they try to eat it,
it's perfetly safe. Been using it for years for all my cats.
"Ruby Tuesday" wrote in message
...
I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday

Wheat clumping litter is safe for any age kitten. If they try to eat it,
it's perfetly safe. Been using it for years for all my cats.
"Ruby Tuesday" wrote in message
...
I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday

Wheat clumping litter is safe for any age kitten. If they try to eat it,
it's perfetly safe. Been using it for years for all my cats.
"Ruby Tuesday" wrote in message
...
I was told after I got my Siamese kitten that he was too young for
clumping
litter, so here I am, with his birthday in six days, soon making him a
year
old. Does this mean he'll be okay for clumping litter at around this
time?

Thanks in advance,

- Ruby Tuesday