Living and Home Clumping Sodium Bentonite Cat Litter - Grey

Give your cat the best with our premium cat litter. Made from high-purity sodium bentonite, it off...

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This premium sodium bentonite cat litter is designed for pet owners who prioritize rapid cleanup and consistent home freshness. Its primary benefit is the accelerated 3-5 second clumping time, which prevents liquid from reaching the bottom of the tray and minimizes tracking; however, users should note that as a bentonite clay product, it is heavier to transport and dispose of compared to paper or wood-based alternatives.

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FAQs

Is this litter safe for kittens?

Yes, it is generally safe for kittens, but monitor them initially to ensure they are not attempting to eat the litter.

Can I flush this litter down the toilet?

No, sodium bentonite clay expands when wet and will clog your plumbing pipes.

How often should I change the entire tray?

We recommend a full replacement and tray cleaning every 2 to 4 weeks depending on how many cats use it.

Is this litter dust-free?

While no clay litter is 100% dust-free, this high-purity formulation is designed to minimize dust significantly.

Why is the litter gray in color?

The gray color is the natural appearance of high-purity sodium bentonite clay used for superior clumping performance.

Can I use this with an automatic litter box?

Always check your automatic box manufacturer's recommendations, as many require specific grain sizes for the mechanisms to function.

Troubleshooting

Clumps are sticking to the bottom of the tray

Increase the depth of the litter in your tray to at least 7cm to ensure clumps form before touching the base.

Excessive tracking around the house

Place a specialized litter trapping mat at the exit of the litter box to catch granules from your cat's paws.

Persistent odor

Ensure you are removing clumps daily and topping up the litter level; check if the tray itself needs a deep scrub.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely fast clumping prevents waste breakdown
  • Highly effective at neutralizing strong ammonia odors
  • Solid clumps make daily scooping faster and cleaner
  • Consistent clay composition minimizes dust formation

Cons

  • Heavier weight makes bags harder to carry than crystal or paper litters
  • Not flushable, requiring consistent trash disposal methods
  • May track if the cat has long fur or if the tray location lacks a mat

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up, pour the litter into a clean, dry tray until you reach a depth of approximately 5 to 7 centimeters. If you are switching your cat to this litter from a different brand, mix it with the old litter over a period of 5-7 days to allow your pet to adjust. For daily care, use a slotted scoop to remove the solid clumps and dispose of them in a bin; avoid flushing the clay as it can clog plumbing. Replace the entire contents of the tray every 2-4 weeks, depending on the number of cats, and wash the litter tray with mild soap and water before refilling.

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