Worlds Best Cat Litter 28lb Original Unscented, 12.7 kg (Pack of 1)

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Cats are naturally clean animals and require a litter box that is kept clean and free of odours. A high-quality cat litter will help you maintain a clean litter box and minimize the risk of bacterial infections and other health issues. Controlling odours How much dust it contained –dusty litter isn’t good for your cats’ respiratory system so the less there was, the better.

World’s Best Cat Litter contains no chemical additives and no perfumes. It’s not dangerous for cats and kittens, even when eaten. Corn is also a healthy alternative to clay because it’s dust-free. It’s perfect for asthmatic cats or for those with allergies. Plus, it’s healthy for the environment as well, since corn is a naturally biodegradable and sustainable source.

What is Cat Litter Made of?

Certain litters also contain an ingredient called activated carbon, which absorbs bad smells naturally without adding any artificial fragrances. Pettex Pampuss Wood cat litter is made to replace your old cat litter. It’ recommended that you gradually phase out the old cat litter by mixing the two. After a few changes, you should be using only this product. 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’.

Overall, there’s nothing much to hate and everything to love about World’s Best Cat Litter. We also think it’s the best eco-friendly cat litter in the UK due to its usage of corn. Highly recommended. You may have even been tempted to toilet train your cat (please don’t!), but we’ve written an article here about why you shouldn’t. Instead, offer your indoor cat the best litter you can. Clay cat litter - different clay types, usually bentonites (which are highly absorbent), which are dug out of the ground, compressed and dehydrated into granules. Paper cat litter - usually recycled paper, old newspapers and byproducts from wood production, which are compressed into pellets. This depends on which cat litter you buy, which is usually a choice between clumping or non-clumping cat litter. Clumping cat litter vs non-clumpingOne of the biggest challenges of owning an indoor cat is dealing with the odour associated with their litter box. A good cat litter will effectively control odours and keep your home smelling fresh and clean. Preventing litter box aversion While cats are clean animals, accidents can happen so it’s best to place the litter tray on an easy to clean floor that can be wiped clean if necessary. When a company claims they’re the best, we’re usually sceptical. But in the case of World’s Best Cat Litter, it does seem to live up to its name. Nature’s Calling Cat Litter is one of the most environmentally-friendly cat litters in the UK. It’s made from walnut shells, a highly absorbent material that’s also 100% biodegradable and sustainable.

As we mentioned at the beginning of this article, there are lots of different types of cat litter. They’re also made from different materials. While it’s not dusty, it does grind down to sawdust which can become a problem. This usually doesn’t happen, but you might encounter this when the bag gets shipped to you. Just be wary of it when pouring for the first time. Effective odour control cat litter for households with 1 or 2 cats, with a fast clumping formula that is 99% dust-free and consists of sustainable corn with no added chemicals.World's Best Cat Litter Original is a clumping cat litter that is easy to scoop and forms into small, tight clumps that don't crumble when you try to remove them from the tray. This litter is lightweight, made from sustainable corn with no chemical additives, ensuring that is safe for humans, cats and the planet. It can also be easily flushed and has been tested to ensure it is safe to pass through both sewage and septic systems, saving you visits to the bin.

Cats are generally very clean animals, and this instinct for hygiene is with them from birth. In the wild, cats will naturally try to bury their waste neatly – usually under sand or dirt. The reason for this is two-fold. Firstly, cats use their urine and faeces to mark their territory, and more submissive cats will bury their waste so that the more dominant cats do not feel challenged. Your cat buries their waste partly as a way to say that he or she recognises you as the dominant cat of the house. The main reason however is to avoid any unwanted attention from potential predators in the wild. Burying their waste hides their smell, and keeps them safe from being discovered. Choosing the right cat litter for your indoor cats is an essential aspect of responsible pet ownership. Indoor cats rely entirely on their owners to provide them with a clean, safe, and comfortable living environment, and the type of litter you choose plays a critical role in this. Here are some reasons why it’s important to choose the right cat litter for indoor cats: Maintaining good hygiene Silica can be successfully reused for up to a month, so it can be an economical even if the upfront cost tends to be expensive than other cat litter. However, silica can cause indigestion if your cat accidentally swallows it, so that’s something you need to carefully watch out for. Cat litter is one of the most important items you’ll buy for your cat, but one that is often not given much thought. Cats are very clean creatures, and providing them with a suitable cat litter is vital for their health and happiness. Anything that disturbs their toilet habits can cause stress, and even illness, which leads to an unhappy cat and possibly messy “accidents”.