Cat Litter FAQs
1. How Often Should You Change Cat Litter?
Remove clumps and solid waste at least once or twice a day to keep the litter box clean. The litter box should also be emptied, cleaned and refilled with fresh litter every 2 to 4 weeks. Multi-cat households may need more frequent cleaning and litter replacement.
2. How Much Cat Litter Should You Put in a Litter Box?
A depth of around 5–8 cm gives cats enough litter to dig and bury their waste while allowing urine to form manageable clumps before reaching the bottom of the tray. If using a double-layer litter box with Pine Cat Litter and Cat Litter Pads, spread approximately 2–3 cm of litter in the upper tray.
3. Which Cat Litter Is Best for Odour Control?
Different types of Cat Litter offer different benefits. For effective odour control, choose Odour-Control Cat Litter formulated with activated carbon, zeolite or natural fragrances. In terms of material, Mineral Cat Litter features fine granules and strong coverage to effectively lock in unpleasant odours, while naturally derived Green Tea Cat Litter and quality unscented Tofu Cat Litter help trap odours through fast clumping, keeping your home smelling fresh for longer.
4. Can Dust-Free Cat Litter Help Protect Your Cat’s Respiratory Health?
Yes. Choosing Dust-Free Cat Litter is important for your cat’s respiratory health. As cats often keep their noses close to the litter while digging, prolonged exposure to excessive litter dust may lead to sneezing, allergic coughing or even asthma. Dust-Free Cat Litter processed using multiple dust-reduction techniques can help reduce tracking and airborne dust, providing better respiratory protection for sensitive cats and their owners.
5. What Is the Difference Between Tofu Cat Litter, Cassava Cat Litter and Mineral Cat Litter?
Each type of Cat Litter has its own advantages. Mineral Cat Litter offers a fine texture that closely matches cats’ natural preference for digging and provides strong waste coverage. Tofu Cat Litter is an eco-friendly and easy-to-clean option with high solubility, allowing small amounts to be flushed down the toilet in batches. Cassava Cat Litter combines low-dust performance with strong clumping ability.
All three types offer different benefits, so the best choice depends on your cat’s preferences and your household hygiene needs.