What is the correct name for gravely type cat litters?

[random]

What would it be classed as? You know the type I mean, the cheaper kind that looks like wee stones and doesn't really absorb, clump, deodour or do anything apart from provide the cats with somewhere to go? :lol:

Obviously there is paper based, wood based, clay based, hygenic types, is there actually a technical term for the gravely type? Is it something really obvious I haven't thought of? :lol:

[Mags]

A lot of it is Fullers Earth or clay type .......not sure if that's what you mean..:?

[Moli]

I know the one you mean Random, not sure what its called though...

[dandysmom]

I've never seen that kind here, Random...I've always used the clay type.

[Classic Tabby]

I'd say Fullers Earth. The best ones I've used were the paper based ones to be honest.
Becky

[random]

You know like sophisticat pink? That's one.

[Mags]

If this is the one it's made from Danish moler clay ..........

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/news/news_archive/news_story8.htm

[random]

If this is the one it's made from Danish moler clay ..........

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/news/news_archive/news_story8.htm

Cheers Mags, there's lots and it's usually teh cheap shops own brands, maybe they are just a type of clay one?

[borderdawn]

Isnt it "lightweight" cat litter. Thats the stuff that doesnt clump.

[Kim]

Some gravely litters do clump. I have used 'Clean Paws' for years, (well not personally!!) but have discovered a better clumping cat litter, much lighter, organic, smells nice and cheaper too! Will have a look at the name when I go downstairs and let you know!