Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter, Tofu, Vanilla 5.6 kg, Dust Free & Lightweight Cat Litter, Easy to Scoop Litiere Pour Chat

Key Features

• HIGHLY EFFICIENT: Thanks to our litter's unique pellet size and natural clumping properties, it produces tighter clumps using less litter. This means you will get more use out of a single box!
• SUPERIOR ABSORBENCY: Our litter pellets have a unique diameter of 1,5 mm. Thanks to this feature, the litter can absorb up to 3 times of its own weight.
• ODOR CONTROL: A layer of pea husk consists of thousands of pellets, which all have a porous structure that naturally seals in unwanted odors.
• EASY TO CLEAN: Effortlessly remove clumps without sticking and scoop with ease. It's 99% dust-free and low-tracking, with strong natural clumping for easy maintenance.
• 100% BIODEGRADABLE: Made from sustainable and renewable resources such as pea fibers.

About This Product

Catit Go Natural is a new range of litters, based on natural, sustainable resources, unlike many mineral cat litters. Plant-based litters are a safer and more planet-friendly litter choice! Finally, your cat can ‘go’ as they would in nature! Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter is made from pea outer fibers. We recycle empty pea husks that would otherwise get discarded, and mix in raw, food-grade materials such as starch, corn powder, and guar gum as natural clumping agents. The result is a strong-clumping cat litter!

Product Details

Brand

Catit

Model

44144

Dimensions

‎24 x 13 x 33 cm; 5.6 kg

Material

Pea Husk

Manufacturer

Catit

ASIN

B08GVXR7V9

Customer Reviews Summary

This is the first non-clay litter I've used, and I honestly only made the switch because one of my cats has started urinating a LOT more. To the point where I had to scoop his litter box *immediately* after he used it, and he would *still* sometimes end up with wet clay stuck to his paws, which, while he's tolerant of his feet being touched, he does *not* appreciate what I have to do to remove the wet clay. And of course, if he used the clay litter while I was asleep or out of the house... it would harden. And that's a nightmare to get off of his feet.But that was with his *previous* litter. With *this* litter. Once a day is all I have to do for his litter box. No litter stuck to his feet. No wet paw prints on the floor. There's slight mess when he hops out of the box, but it's not a big deal and easy to clean up, especially compared to clay litter. And another bonus when compared to clay litter - this litter is ACTUALLY as dust-free as it claims to be. It also clumps well, and in smaller clumps compared to clay for urine.For me, there's only two real downsides to this, and they're relatively minor. The first one is the smell. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad smell. It's a good smell. TOO good. Cleaning out the litter box smells ONLY of vanilla (specifically of vanilla cake frosting), which is GOOD because, as I mentioned, my cat is urinating A LOT, and also he didn't get the nickname of "Stinky" for no reason. But it's bad, because every time I clean his box, I find myself wanting cake. But neither myself nor my cat actually have any REAL issue with the smell. He used it right away when I put it in for the first time. As for me, I'll be getting the lavender scent next time, and hope he reacts to it the same way as the vanilla.The other downside is because of my cat's frequent urination, a box that is supposed to last 60 days... is lasting two weeks. But it's decently priced, and I was going through much larger boxes (18kg) of clay litter at about the same rate, so this also honestly not a big deal.(For the interested: the clay litter that was being used prior to switching to this was Odour Beater, unscented with carbon, and while it was the best clay litter I'd used that was regularly available to me, it doesn't even come CLOSE to how good this is)EDIT: A couple things I wanted to add, having now used this litter for a while... I initially said that with the amount that my cat was urinating (both in frequency and volume) it looked like the litter was only going to last 2 weeks, it *did* actually last THREE. Still less than the 60-day claim, but better than I initially thought, and also my cat's urination is well above the norm, so a box lasting that long regardless of the manufacturer's claim is still really good. Also, having now tried to lavender-scented version of this litter, I'll be sticking to the vanilla. The scent is also fine in strength, and my cat had no issue with it, but the perfume industry has ruined the smell of lavender for me, apparently. Also, the 'sprinkles' for the lavender seem to be longer in general than the vanilla ones, which are already kind of long. The end result of this is that the vanilla scent takes longer to sift through your scoop than you may be used to, and the lavender will take longer still, and may even require a different scoop than you already have. Mine works, but, like I said, takes longer. But at least I'm not smelling any of my cat's eliminations while dealing with his litter box. I still highly recommend this.