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Some cat litter is biodegradable, but the usual kinds of clay and crystal litter are not. Natural litters made from plants such as corn, wheat, wood, paper, grass, among many others can decompose naturally and are therefore commonly used as an alternative litter by owners who wish to lessen their use of litter waste. However, there is always a caveat in any good thing like this one. Being biodegradable does not necessarily mean that the litter is compostable or flushable once your cat uses it. Once used, litter is filled with cat urine and feces. Therefore, it is more complicated than just considering the content of the litter itself. Understanding Biodegradable Term and Common Litters A complete answer rests upon...