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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I want to use a nice, biodegradable cat litter, but I've been using Swheat Scoop, and frankly, it sucks. It doesn't really clump, the cat won't even bury her poo ([b]maybe too harsh on her clawless paws?[/b]) and it stinks after a few days, even though I clean it every day. What else has worked for you?[/quote]

Your cat will undoubtedly suffer from terrible phantom aches and/or arthritis.  Any litter is going to be "harsh" on her poor maimed paws: her toes were amputated at the first joint.  Imagine how you would feel if your fingers and toes were all chopped off at the first joint.  There is a reason declawing is illegal in multiple countries.  Poor, poor cat.[/quote]
That's a bit harsh. You don't know why the cat is declawed. May have been done before the OP got the cat or been done for medical reasons.  I have a 12 year old cat who was declawed by a previous owner. I was a little nervous about adopting him (he was 5 then) because of all the internet horror stories about declawed cats. Maybe that's why he was at the shelter so long. Who knows? He's honestly the perfect cat. He does not seem to have any residual pain and as yet no arthritis. No behaviour problems. No biting. No litterbox issues. I don't use a biodegradable litter. I use a clay clumping litter with a texture similar to sand. Its inexpensive and he likes it. [/quote]

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