Purr-fect for your feline friend to go as she would in nature, Catit Go Natural Wood Clumping Cat Litter is completely biodegradable and planet friendly. Made in Europe, it's litter-ally created from FSC-certified wood from sustainably managed forests, using renewable energy sources, along with corn fibers! Free of chemicals, it's kind to your kitty and the planet. Pet parents will love that it's highly absorbent and forms natural clumps without dust, so your cat's litter box stays clean. We're not kitten around, this plant-based litter is a more planet-friendly litter choice.
Item Number | 756102 |
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Weight | 16.5 pounds |
Dimensions | 15.5 x 8.5 x 3 inches |
Sourced From | N/A |
Made In | N/A |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Litter Material | Wood |
Litter Feature | Clumping |
Material | Wood |
Potty Feature | Unscented |
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Wood, Plant Fibers, Natural Clumping Agents
The natural clumping agents in this litter form tight clumps without sticking to the litter box or the scoop. This makes for easy scooping and cleaning. We recommend disposing of cat droppings in the waste bin, though our litter is perfectly flushable.
My 14 yo cat, Sam, is diabetic and asthmatic so my goal has always been to find a litter with the least amount of dust. The Hinocki wood litter I had been using suddenly became so dusty it was affecting his breathing as well as mine. And it was EVERYWHERE! Catit has 3 litters in its product lineup. The vanilla scented litter didn't mask urine odor at all and I could tell Sammie wasn't pleased with it either. Based on Catit's advertising that this wood litter was dust free, I gave it a try. I'm happy to say it is dust free and it doesn't cause asthma attacks in him and doesn't affect my allergies. The bag has a nice carry handle which is good because it is heavy which is why I don't lift the bag to pore litter into his litter pan - I scoop it. So far, this litter has been masking urine odor pretty well. Sam has 2 litter pans. One pan has the Catit litter and the other still has the old litter. Most of the time he uses the Catit litter. As a diabetic, Sam pees a lot and, thankfully, this litter clumps well. The biggest problem I have is that the litter breaks down into very small particles that do, from time to time, get on his black fur and around his face. I make a point to try to scoop out as much of the fine particles as I can about every other day just to keep it off him. To be clear, it's not dust. There is some tracking of this litter but I don't feel like it's a big problem. Overall, I like this litter mostly because it solves the dust problem and clumps well. Masking odor is not an issue like the Catit vanilla product.
Way better than the name brand stuff.