Cat Litter
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Cat litter is an essential part of your cat’s daily routine, helping keep things clean and hygienic for both of you. Choosing the right setup — whether it’s a covered box, open tray or something in between — can make all the difference to your cat’s comfort.
Different types of cat litter suit different needs. From tofu pellets and recycled paper to crystal, clumping, and flushable varieties, there's a solution for every cat. Some cats prefer soft, fine litter, while others may like something more natural or low-dust.
While you’re picking out the perfect litter, consider your litter box too — some are space-saving corner designs, others are automatic or feature sifting trays to make clean-up easier. Disposable litter trays are also a great option, especially for travel, short-term use or quick litter changes. To keep things even simpler, explore our full range of cat litter accessories — including litter tray liners and a sturdy litter scoop to round out your setup. Whether you prefer recycled paper, natural wood or clumping options, it’s all about finding the right fit for your cat and your home.
And if you're updating your cat’s essentials, why not explore a new scratcher, a stylish collar, or even an automatic feeder to simplify their routine? Not sure where to start? Read our guide on how to choose cat litter to help you make the right pick.
What is cat litter used for?
Cat litter helps absorb urine and control odours, keeping your cat’s toilet area cleaner and more pleasant for everyone. It also gives cats a place to dig and bury their waste, something they naturally want to do. With the right litter, you’ll spend less time cleaning and more time enjoying your cat’s company.
How do I train my cat to use a litter box?
Luckily, most cats and kittens pick it up pretty quickly. After all, it’s instinct. Just ensure the litter tray is easily accessible and placed in a quiet location. For kittens or older cats, a low-sided tray can make things easier. Stick to an unscented, natural litter at first so strong smells do not put them off. With a bit of patience and consistency, they’ll usually get the hang of it on their own.
Do litter trays need liners?
Not always, but they can be helpful. Liners sit between the litter and the tray, making clean-up faster and a bit less messy. They’re especially useful if you’re using non-clumping litter that tends to stick. Just make sure the liner fits well, or your cat might start digging it up instead of the litter!
What’s the difference between clumping and non-clumping litter?
Clumping litter forms solid clumps when it gets wet, so it’s easy to scoop just the used bits and leave the rest. Non-clumping litter doesn’t clump — it just absorbs moisture — which means you might need to replace it more often. Both types can work well, it really depends on what you and your cat prefer.
Is flushable cat litter safe for plumbing?
Some litters, such as those made from tofu or wood-based materials, are labelled as flushable, but it’s still a good idea to exercise caution. Not all plumbing systems can handle it, especially if you’re on a septic system. Always check the packaging and your local council’s advice before flushing, just to be safe.