Cat Litter

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Our cat litter range covers tofu and soy pellets, clumping bentonite clay, absorbent crystals, bamboo, tapioca, pea husk, wood and hardwood pellets, and mineral zeolite. Brands include Trouble and Trix, Kit Cat, Breeders Choice, Tofu Cat Litter Australia, CatMate, Purr Haven, Cuddly Paws, Applaws, Catit, FreeCat, WEELITTER and Ezi-LockOdour, in packs from a 4L crystal bag through 6L and 7L tofu to 10L clay, with scented and scent-free versions in the same lines. Which litter type suits your cat Clumping bentonite clay forms firm balls that lift out whole, so daily scooping is quick, but it is the heaviest bag to carry and the most likely to track on paws. Tofu and soy litters are the largest group here and clump much like clay at a fraction of the weight; most are made to be flushed a scoop at a time, though the pack will tell you. Crystal litter absorbs rather than clumps, so you stir it through and change the tray as a whole. Bamboo, tapioca, pea husk and wood pellets are the low-dust end of the range, which matters if fine clay dust bothers you or the cat. Zeolite pellets sit in a dual-layer system, holding odour on the top layer while urine drains to a pad below. Scent, kittens and switching over Scent-free litters make it easier to notice a change in your cat's toileting, which is often the first sign something is wrong. Lightly fragranced options such as lavender and cherry blossom, and baking-soda formulas, mask odour between scoops instead. Kittens have their own choices, including Breeders Choice Plus Kitten Litter, and long-haired cats do better on litters that do not lodge in the coat, which is why Kit Cat splits its organic bamboo clump into long-hair and short-hair versions. Cats judge a litter by how it feels underfoot, so change type gradually: mix a small share of the new litter into the old and increase it over a week or two, and keep the tray deep enough that clumps never reach the base. Brands and formats stocked Tofu and soy: Tofu Cat Litter Aust