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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 in 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 convenient option, espescially 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 your setup. Whether you’re using recycled paper litter, natural wood litter, or something in between, it’s all about finding the right match for your cat’s habits 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 round out their routine? Not sure where to start? Read our guide on how to choose cat litter to help you make the right pick for your pet.
What is cat litter?
Cat litter is used to soak up urine and comes in different types of litter. There are so many different litter types you can purchase, however the most popular are tofu, recycled paper, wood pellet cat litter, flushable cat litter, and clumping sand, or whichever your cat prefers.
How to train a cat to use a litter box?
Training a cat to use a litter box may be easier than you think. Most cats and kittens have a natural instinct to using a litter box so training is simple. There are a few things to ensure though before choosing the correct litter box for your cat or kitten. For example, a senior cat will need a litter tray that is low and easy for them, and kittens may need to use a litter tray as they may not be big enough to climb into a bigger box. Using an unscented, natural litter is ideal because any litter with heavy scents may discourage cats from using the litter box.
Do cat litter boxes need liners?
Many cat owners find that using litter tray liners makes cleaning easier and more efficient. These liners create a barrier between the litter and the tray, allowing for quick disposal and less mess. You can also use disposable plastic liners with most standard litter boxes. Most trays are made from hard plastic and can be cleaned with mild soap and water — be sure to follow any specific care instructions provided by the manufacturer.
How do cat litter boxes and trays work?
Litter boxes and trays contain a substrate, cat litter, that absorbs liquid and odour from cat waste. Cats, by nature, seek out a place where they can bury their waste, so a litter box is an obvious option. In addition to covered and open litter boxes, some litter boxes also include high-tech features like automatic scooping or waste separation.
What’s the difference between clumping and non-clumping cat litter?
Clumping cat litter forms solid clumps when wet, making it easier to scoop out waste. Non-clumping options absorb moisture but don’t clump, and may require full changes more often. Read our guide on how to choose cat litter to help you make the right pick for your pet.
Is flushable cat litter safe for plumbing?
Some flushable cat litter is septic-safe, but it’s best to check both the product packaging and your local council’s guidelines. Even if it’s labelled as flushable, not all plumbing systems can handle it.