Cat Litter

Cat Litter for Every Cat, Home and Litter Tray Setup

Finding the right cat litter can make a big difference to your cat’s comfort and your day-to-day cleaning routine. From strong odour control and fast clumping performance to lightweight formulas and natural materials, there’s a litter type to suit every cat and household. Whether you’re shopping for a single indoor cat, a multi-cat home or a kitten learning the ropes, our range of cat litter includes trusted options designed to help keep litter trays fresher for longer.
Explore popular litter types including clay litter, paper litter, pine litter and plant based litter, each with their own unique benefits. Some cat owners prioritise absorbency and easy scooping, while others look for natural ingredients, low tracking or softer textures for sensitive paws. If your cat has specific preferences, trying a different litter type can sometimes improve litter tray habits and reduce mess around the home.

Explore Different Types of Cat Litter

Clay litter for strong clumping and odour control

Clay litter remains one of the most popular choices for cat owners thanks to its excellent absorbency, reliable odour control and strong clumping performance. Commonly known as clumping litter, this type of cat litter forms firm clumps when wet, making it easier to scoop waste daily and keep litter trays fresher between full changes. This can be especially helpful in busy households or homes with multiple cats.
Our clay litter range includes a variety of clumping litter formulas with different textures, dust levels and absorbency levels to suit your cat’s preferences. Whether you’re after fast-clumping cat litter for easy cleaning or long-lasting odour control, explore our range for everyday convenience and freshness.

Paper litter for soft texture and low dust

Paper litter is a popular choice for kittens, senior cats and cats recovering from surgery thanks to its soft texture and gentle feel under paw. Made from recycled paper materials, this litter type is often low dust and highly absorbent, helping reduce mess while keeping the litter tray comfortable for more sensitive cats.
Many cat owners also choose paper litter for its lightweight feel and reduced tracking around the home. If you’re after a softer alternative with reliable absorbency, explore our paper litter range.

Pine litter for natural odour control

Pine litter offers a more natural approach to litter tray management, using compressed pine pellets or granules that help absorb moisture and neutralise odours naturally. Pine litter is often favoured for its fresh timber scent and minimal added fragrances, making it a good option for households sensitive to stronger litter smells.
Many pine litters also produce less dust compared to some traditional clay varieties, while pellet styles can help reduce tracking outside the tray. Browse our pine litter collection to discover natural pellet and granule options for everyday use.

Plant based litter made from natural ingredients

Plant based litter is growing in popularity with cat owners looking for natural, biodegradable alternatives. Often made from ingredients such as tofu, corn, soy or other plant fibres, these litters are designed to deliver strong absorbency and odour control while using renewable materials.
Depending on the formula, plant based litter can also offer fast clumping performance, lightweight handling and softer textures that many cats enjoy. If you’re looking to switch to a more natural litter option, take a look at our plant based litter range.

Choosing the Best Cat Litter for Your Cat

The best cat litter often comes down to your cat’s preferences and your household needs. Some cats prefer finer textures similar to sand, while others are more comfortable using pellets or softer paper styles. Factors like odour control, dust levels, clumping ability and tracking can also influence which litter works best for your home.
If you’re introducing a new litter type, gradual transitions can help your cat adjust more comfortably. Mixing a small amount of the new litter into their current tray over several days can make the change less stressful and improve acceptance.

Frequently asked questions

Which cat litter is best for odour control?

Clay litter and some plant based litters are popular for strong odour control, particularly clumping formulas that trap moisture quickly. Pine litter can also help neutralise smells naturally.

Is paper litter good for kittens?

Yes. Paper litter is often recommended for kittens because it is soft under paw, highly absorbent and typically lower in dust than some other litter types.

Some cat litter types aren’t suitable for kittens because young kittens are far more likely to accidentally ingest litter while grooming, exploring, or learning to use the tray. Their bodies are also much smaller and more sensitive, so certain materials can pose health risks that wouldn’t usually affect adult cats.

What is plant based litter made from?

Plant based litter can be made from ingredients such as tofu, corn, soy, wheat or other natural plant fibres depending on the brand and formula.

Does pine litter track less through the house?

Pine pellet litter can help reduce tracking compared to finer litters because the pellets are larger and less likely to stick to paws.

How often should cat litter be changed?

Most litter trays should be scooped daily and fully changed regularly depending on the litter type, number of cats using the tray and your cat’s toileting habits.