I use arm and hammer “slide” which is basically sand. It won’t have that clay dust, but there are bound to be a few particles. The clay stuff bothered my nose, but this did not. So, maybe it would work for you
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Just get the crystal litter from Walmart. They are 10 a small bag 14 for big. I also have an automated cat litter. Only dust when I dump the whole thing out and that's minimal.
Is it typically recommended for asthmatic cats?
Edit: also, i thought it had to be clumping to work?
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We use this stuff, and it meets your requirements. I like it more than anything else we have used
https://www.kroger.com/p/abound-natural-clumping-cat-litter/0001111080010
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