As an enthusiastic pet owner who has dealt with various cat litters, I can definitely share my experiences in finding the best type that controls odor effectively. There’s quite a bit to consider when choosing the right litter. Firstly, clumping clay litter is highly popular due to its ease of use and effectiveness in odor control. It forms tight clumps when wet, which makes scooping out waste simple and helps keep the rest of the litter fresh. Another option is silica gel litter, which is super absorb ischemic and controls odor for a long time without needing to be changed as frequently as clay. However, it can be a bit more expensive. There’s also biodegradable options like wood, corn, or wheat-based litters that are eco-friendly and good at controlling smells. Each type has its benefits and drawbacks, so it really depends on your priorities, whether it’s ease of cleaning, cost, or being eco-friendly.

Haha, alright, so, I’m kind of just a random person when it comes to this, but I’ve used a few kinds of cat litter here and there. I usually just pick up whatever’s cheapest at the store, you know? But seriously, if odor is your main battle, you gotta get something that says ‘odor control’ right on the bag. Some of my friends swear by those fancy ones, like the clumping type or something with activated charcoal or baking soda in it. They say it traps the smells better? I dunno, but my last bag was some kind of clumping clay, and it did seem to keep the stink down. So maybe there’s something to it!