Clumping Cat Litter
Clumping cat litter is an easy and effective way for pet owners to clean up after their cats. When it comes in contact with pee or faeces, it forms tight clumps that are easy to scoop out. This means owners don't have to replace the litter every time, so they can leave clean litter behind. Bentonite clay and other absorbent materials are used to make clumping cat litter. There are also eco-friendly forms of this litter. It also gets rid of smells better by quickly removing dirty clumps, which keeps bad smells at bay. Clumps of cat litter are a popular choice among pet owners because of this.
Eco-Friendly Cat Litter
For cat owners who care about the environment, we make our natural and eco-friendly cat litter from durable materials like recycled paper, wood, or plant-based fibres. These biodegradable choices are good at eliminating smells and absorbing them while also being beneficial to the environment. Because they are made with natural ingredients and have little dust, these litters are also gentle on your cat's paws and lungs, making sure that your pet is safe and comfy
Low-Dust Cat Litter
We offer lightweight, low-dust cat litters for easy maintenance. These litters absorb and manage odours like heavier litters yet are easy to transport, pour, and clean. For sensitive cats or allergy-prone families, low-dust solutions maintain your home clean and decrease respiratory irritation for you and your cat.
What is the best type of cat litter?
Choosing a cat litter depends on your cat's needs. Pet owners prefer clumping clay litter because it keeps smells under control and is easy to clean up. Bentonite clay is used because it can soak up water, but it can be dusty and doesn't break down naturally. Litter that is made from natural materials like corn, wheat, wood, or recycled paper breaks down slowly and is safe for cats' paws. Silica gel crystal litter soaks up water and helps keep smells away for a long time, but cats might not like it. It's important for both the cat and the owner that the best cat litter is easy to clean up and doesn't make a lot of dust.
Can I mix different types of cat litter?
For easy scooping and odour management, mixing cat litter can improve the litter box experience. However, cat litter varieties' absorption rates and clumping abilities must be considered. Non-clumping litter with clumping litter may make scooping tougher. Some cats are sensitive to texture or smell changes, so watch them. Before moving to a blended mix, start with a tiny amount and evaluate their adaptation.
