£23.12
Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Litter offers an efficient and gentle solution for daily litter box maintenance. This lightweight formula is created using repurposed pea husks blended with raw, food-grade ingredients acting as natural clumping agents.
- Strong clumping action effectively binds waste without sticking to the tray surface.
- Pellets are soft and delicate, ensuring they remain kind to sensitive cat paws during use.
- This formulation is virtually dust-free, significantly reducing tracked litter around the home.
- The litter is subtly infused with lavender for a more pleasant experience during cleaning.
- Made from natural components, offering an eco-conscious choice for your pet’s needs.
Select this dependable natural cat litter for a simpler and cleaner upkeep experience.
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Description
xMade from natural ingredients, Catit Go Natural! Pea Husk cat litter is a lightweight litter which has a strong clumping action that takes the hassle out of daily litter box cleaning.
Catit Go Natural! Pea Husk litter uses pea husks which would normally be discarded and mixes them with raw, food-grade ingredients that act as natural clumping agents. The result is soft, delicate litter pellets that clump without sticking to the litter box and are kind to cats’ paws. What’s more, the pellets are virtually dust-free so no more chasing cat litter around your house!
This highly efficient clumping cat litter absorbs up to 3 times its own weight, meaning that it uses less litter and formulates more efficient clumps that easier glide onto a litter scoop and excess pea husk pellets drop back into the litter tray. No more mess!
The subtle lavender scent is a great floral addition to help protect against unpleasant litter box odours and is kind to our noses.
A 5.6kg box of Catit Go Natural! cat litter will last approximately 60 days in a single cat household, depending on their lifestyle and daily habits.
