- Is Catit Go Natural litter really flushable?
- Catit markets it as flushable, and pea-husk and tofu litters break down more readily than clay. Flush only small amounts and check that your plumbing and local rules allow it.
- How does it compare with clay clumping litter?
- It is lighter and less dusty, and it can be flushed. Clay usually clumps harder and costs less per pound, so the trade-off is convenience and weight against cost.
- Will my cat accept pea husk litter?
- Many cats switch without trouble, but some refuse plant-fiber texture or the vanilla scent. Mix it with the old litter gradually over a week or two.
- How much litter does the bag hold?
- The bag weighs about 12.3 lb. One bag fills a standard box to a few inches deep, and a single cat typically needs a full change every few weeks with daily scooping.
- Does the vanilla scent cover odors?
- It adds a light vanilla smell that masks some odor between scoopings. It does not replace daily scooping, and cats or owners sensitive to fragrance may prefer an unscented litter.
- Is it safe for kittens?
- Plant-fiber litters are generally gentle, but kittens may taste litter. Ask your vet before using any clumping litter with very young kittens.
- Where is the Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter, Tofu, Vanilla 5.6 kg cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $28.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter, Tofu, Vanilla 5.6 kg?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Care-A-Lot Pet Supply, Agri Feed Pet Supply, Poudre Pet and Feed Supply, Chuck & Don's, Kriser's.