Let's try again. Can anyone recommend a nonallergenic kitty litter which SHE WON'T TRY TO EAT?

[Bossy Monkey]

World's Best Kitty Litter (corn-based) is serving as an hors d'oeuvre. I understand that I'm supposed to add it gradually to the old type litter to habituate her to it, but suspect that if I did, she would still be eating it, then pooping on it, which creeps me out more than a little.

S'Wheat Scoop is out, as I'm celiac.

Any other suggestions?

[NV Whino]

1. Look for alfalfa based pellets

There are also pine pellets, I think. Stay away from corn. They will eat that. Corn is watt makes dry food so appealing (and unhealthful) to kitties.

[grasswire]

2. yes, I saw pine chips at the store.

They are about the size of grape nuts. Not as easy on the feet as the corn stuff probably.

I wonder if you telephoned Arm & Hammer customer service if they could point you to something good.

[GoCubsGo]

3. Feline Pine

Their scoopable version is okay. It doesn't clump like World's Best,but it's not bad. Smells really nice, too. Did you try the regular or multi-cat WBCL? The multi-cat formula has yucca in it. She might not eat that version of it.

I have used crystal kitty litters in the past. Gave up on them because tracking issues. However, they have come out with different versions of it over the years, and had I not gotten fond of the corn-based litters, I might have gone back to them on a trial basis.

[BurtWorm]

4. Just fill the box with all the pills the vet wants you to give her.

[Lucy Goosey]

5. I've seen some made from pellets of compressed recycled newspaper...

...Maybe that would work?

[eShirl]

6. Yesterday's News

they make two kinds, one worked better than the other but I can't remember which

I think the difference in two kinds were scented and unscented

[hippywife]

9. I second this, but

Petco has their in-house brand that is cheaper and is exactly the same thing. :hi:

[REP]

7. Sorry to laugh, but that's hilarious! (I use World's Best)

My cats are on Rx food, and here's how weird they are: they LOVE their Rx food and won't eat anything else (it's Royal Canin, not Science).

Seriously, I agree with trying the Multicat formula and changing her diet. If she's eating a commercial diet, she may not be getting enough nutrients (especially protein). A no-corn/high protein diet may convince her that her litter is for crapping, not snacking!

[Bossy Monkey]

8. She eats EVO n/t