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Choosing the right kitty litter makes a big difference to your cat’s wellbeing and your clean-up routine. Whether you're after clumping, natural, low-dust, or odour-controlling options, you'll find a match for every cat and every home.
Clumping litter – Easy to scoop and long-lasting.
Clay litter – Classic texture with strong absorbency.
Tofu litter – Low-dust, plant-based, and effective on odours.
Recycled paper – Soft and lightweight for sensitive paws.
Natural litter – Includes wood, corn, or wheat-based options.
Flushable & biodegradable – Select options for easy disposal (check packaging).
Scented litter – Helps neutralise odours with a fresh fragrance.
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Pair your litter with the right litter box, plus handy accessories like liners, scoops, and odour control.
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FAQs
What should I consider when choosing cat litter?
Think about your cat’s preferences, any sensitivities (like dust or scent), and your own priorities, such as odour control, ease of cleaning, or sustainability.
How do I train my cat to use a litter box?
Most cats instinctively use a tray. Place it in a quiet, easy-to-access spot and choose a low-sided, unscented option for kittens or older cats.
How often should I change cat litter?
It depends on the litter type and how many cats use the tray. Generally, clumps should be removed daily, and the entire tray cleaned and refilled once a week. Non-clumping litter may need more frequent full changes.
Can I mix different types of cat litter?
Yes, but with care. Mixing litters can help transition between types or balance features (like texture and odour control), but some cats may be sensitive to change. Introduce gradually and monitor your cat’s behaviour.
Is scented litter safe for cats?
Many scented litters are safe, but some cats may be sensitive to strong fragrances. If your cat avoids the tray or seems irritated, try switching to unscented or lightly scented options.