Worlds Best Cat Litter Biodegradable, 6.35Kg

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We saturated a set amount of cat litter with water, and then drained it through a sieve and re-weighed the water to see how much had been absorbed by the cat litter. After discovering and testing the products below, we were able to become much more economical thanks to some of the clever technology and nature that these brands have used. How to look after your cat’s litter box The cat wee just simply turns into a lump and you can just scoop it out and pop it down the loo – you never have to clean the tray as the wee doesn’t reach the bottom..”

Being made from recycled wood (compressed sawdust), this cat litter is 100% natural and bio-degradable. On top of this, it has a natural pine fragrance, which is a massive bonus when choosing the best cat litter for indoor cats. A natural smell like this is much nicer on the nose than dust or a chemical scent, and our kitty loved using this litter. It also ensures that your cat’s litter box smells clean and fresh – ideal for an enclosed space. Some cat litter is scented to help mask the bad smell from the litter tray. If you’re using a non-clumping type and odour is becoming an issue, using a scented variety can help make things more manageable. High-quality cat litters are often better at controlling odours than cheaper alternatives. This means that you won’t have to change the litter as frequently, saving you time and money in the long run. Health benefits As far as cat litter material goes, this is one of the most natural you can get. It’s a non-clumping biodegradable and environmentally safe. Its pine scent naturally deodorises your litter, and it’s dust-free as well. We filled sealed containers with as much cat litter as we could and weighed them to see how much you'd need to use to fill up the same size space. The more you need to use, the more frequently you'll need to buy more.

World's Best Cat Litter

High-quality cat litters, like World’s Best Cat Litter, are often biodegradable and eco-friendly. Choosing an eco-friendly litter can reduce your carbon footprint and have a positive impact on the environment. More effective clumping If you’re using non-clumping litter, remove solid waste every day, and replace the litter every 4-5 days/weekly.

Pine softwood, as its name suggests, is a softwood that’s very absorbent. It’s actually one of the most absorbent materials ever known, up to 5 times that of clay. It effectively traps urine and moisture, and with its antibacterial properties, eliminates odours in the process. Despite being soft, it doesn’t get mushy at all when wet. It’s one of the most popular choices amongst cat owners in the UK. It’s easy to see why because it does everything well.

How Often to Change Cat Litter?

Whether you have an indoor cat or simply provide a litter box for your furry friend to use when they’re at home and not roaming around outside, you will know how important to provide the best cat litter, but also for the litter to stay clean and fresh. If your cat doesn’t have access to a clean and fresh litter, he or she may choose to do their business elsewhere in the house… or worse, your neighbours vegetable patch! (Trust us, we’ve been there). One of the best advantages of walnut cat litter is its ability to eliminate ammonia, which is what makes urine smell so bad. It’s also low on maintenance, and you can leave it up to a month before it needs to be swapped. Instead of being a wood pellet cat litter, it uses a wood fibre technology called the ‘Intelligent Capillary System’. The manufacturer says, ‘it absorbs liquids and odours and encapsulates them deep inside the wood fibre’. Newcomer Natusan is a 100% sustainable cat litter that absorbs up to seven times its own weight, forming tight clumps that we found super easy to remove. The tiny wood pulp-based granules (all a by-product of the timber industry) smell lovely, and absorb unpleasant whiffs really well to keep your home pong-free. We did find a few clean particles in the carpet, courtesy of our long-haired cat, but the dirty litter clumped so well that it didn’t end up outside the box. Clumping cat litter is made from material that soaks up liquids to form solid clumps when wet. These clumps are easy to remove without having to replace all the litter at once, which saves time and money. However, clumping litter can be swallowed by kittens and cause dangerous internal obstructions, so we’ve recommended a few non-clumping litters for very young cats. What is cat litter made from?