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Clumping litter forms solid lumps around urine that you can scoop out, while non-clumping litter soaks the urine up and holds it until you change the whole box or a sifting tray separates it. Neither one is better for every cat. Clumping is usually easier for daily cleaning, but non-clumping can make more sense for young kittens, some litter box systems, tight budgets and cats that just prefer it. If you've ever scooped non-clumping litter and watched the wet grains fall right back through the slots, you already know the two can't be cleaned the same way. Below we compare the two so you can pick what suits your kitty. What's the Difference Between Clumping and non-clumping Cat Litter? The...