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Clay Cat litters are the oldest type of commercial cat litter and are still widely available. However, as clay litter becomes soiled and can no longer absorb liquid, odour can begin to be a problem. Traditional clay litter must be cleaned and changed often. These litters do not form clumps that are easily removed with a scoop, so normally the entire litter box must be emptied, cleaned, and the cat litter replaced at least once a week.
The addition of a special type of clay, known as bentonite, does allow the litter to clump when it becomes wet. This type of clay-based litter has become known as clumping litter as opposed to the traditional non-clumping clay litter (which contains other forms of clay not bentonite).