Natural Premium Super Clumping Cat Litter, 20L/15kg Bentonite Clay Cat Litter Ideal for Short Haired Cats, Highly Absorbent, Non-Toxic, Dust Free Odour Control Litter, last 4X Longer

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Cat litter comes in a huge variety of types, some of which will suit your cat and some of which won’t. What all cats do have in common is fastidious cleanliness, so they’ll always appreciate a carefully-cleaned, freshly-filled tray. Without it, accidents can occur, especially if your cat is very young or old, or hasn’t been well. When you choose a cat litter with artificial scents or colors, you might experience some benefits like cheaper price and fragrances that help cover up odors, but you might also be stressing out your cat. Molar clay cat litter is the best choice for those who are looking for a safe, effective, and natural alternative to traditional cat litters. How molar clay cat litter is better for your cat

Calcium bentonite is generally safe for cats; however, it’s still essential to monitor your cat’s interaction with the litter to avoid ingestion. Montmorillonite clay in cat litter Yes, kittens can use clay cat litter, but it’s essential to monitor them closely to ensure they don’t accidentally ingest the litter. Safety should be the number one concern when deciding on cat litter. If the cat litter is not safe for your cat—regardless of its other benefits—it should automatically be discounted. Clay cat litter was invented in 1947 by a successful businessman named H. Edward Lowe, who was in the building supply industry. The process involves getting clay that comes from beneath the earth’s surface, which is about 30 to 40 feet down, and then it is sent to a processing plant for drying.Molar clay cat litter is a great alternative to traditional litters because it is safer for the environment and healthier for your cat. Our choice for Best Overall is Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal Multi-Cat Litter. The clay cat litter clumps together for scooping, minimizes odors, and has a texture that agrees with most cats. If you prefer a crystal litter that absorbs urine instead of clumping it together, our choice for Best Crystals, PrettyLitter Cat Litter, makes it easy to scoop poop, masks detectable odors, and helps you easily monitor your cat's urinary tract health. What to Look for in Cat Litter Material: Clay, Crystals, and Biodegradable Matter So really it looks like a lot of cat litter brands are no longer using molar clay. I am not sure why, but this is extremely annoying as it makes sourcing the molar clay a lot harder. Cat Litter in Europe For those of you in England, Wilkos used to sell a molar clay cat litter …but this appears to be gone now too and replaced with other alternatives that are no good for bonsai soil.(and Wilko has shut down, so its very much out too)

This message seems to have been lost and people just hear cat litter and do not realise there are different types. Bottom line: Don’t be fooled into buying cheap litter. Not only is it likely not the best option for your cat, but it also likely will end up costing you in the long run. High absorbency: Clay cat litter, specifically sodium bentonite clay, is highly absorbent. It can absorb its weight in liquid multiple times over, making it efficient at soaking up your cat’s waste. This absorbency also helps keep your cat’s paws dry, which can be beneficial for their overall comfort. Cat clay litter causes feline asthma because of the dust it produces as your cat sifts through it while peeing or pooping. The dust also swirls around when you clean the litter box. Anytime you move the clay, it produces dust, and that is why it causes feline asthma.Cat litter is an essential supply for all indoor cats. It is used instinctively by a cat to bury its urine and feces, but some owners have preferences for what type of litter they'd like their cats to use. For clumping clay cat litter , the litter will absorb liquid and form small clumps that make it easier to clean out the litter box without having to empty the entire contents. Pros of Clumping Clay Litter The choice between clumping cat litter and non-clumping is mostly down to how often you want to replace the soiled litter in the tray, or clean out the whole thing.