Cat Litter

1. Clumped cat litter:
- Main composition: bentonite
- Features: After absorption of urine or feces will form a ball, easy to clean with a special cat litter shovel. This kind of cat litter has good water absorption, can quickly absorb the moisture of pet waste, and make it coagulate into clumps, easy to clean.

2. Non-clumping cat litter:
- Features: Urine does not clump when encountered, but forms a moist state. After the cat has defecated, it needs to be scooped out and replaced with new litter.

3. According to chemical properties and raw materials:
- Organic cat litter: wood litter, paper litter, bamboo litter, grass litter, grain litter, grain litter, etc. These cat litter are mainly derived from natural plants or food by-products, which are environmentally friendly and degradable.
- Inorganic cat litter: bentonite cat litter, crystal cat litter, zeolite cat litter, etc. These litter are generally more absorbent and caking, but may not be as environmentally friendly as organic litter.

Silicone cat litter (crystal cat litter) : the main component is silicon dioxide, non-toxic and pollution-free, is a household green products. Silicone cat litter will change color after water absorption, easy to determine the replacement time.

4. Special cat litter:
Tofu cat litter: Made from tofu residue, the main ingredients are soybean fiber and corn starch. This cat litter has rapid water absorption and good caking properties, and is environmentally degradable and can be flushed directly into the toilet.
Pine cat litter: mainly made from materials such as recycled pine, pulp or wheat by-products. Pine cat litter has excellent hygroscopic and caking properties, and will become powdery after encountering water, which is easy to handle.

5. Classification by form:
- Granular cat litter: the most common form, easy to store and use.
Blocky litter: Some specially designed litter, such as blocky bentonite litter, may have better water absorption and caking properties.

1. Respiratory problems:
- Some low-quality or dusty litter may have an impact on your cat's respiratory system. The dust may irritate your cat's airways, causing sneezing, coughing, and watery eyes. In particular, cats with short nasal passages, such as Garfield and Persian cats, are more susceptible to litter dust.
- Excessive formaldehyde in cat litter can also cause damage to your cat's respiratory tract and lungs, making your cat's skin sensitive and fragile. Formaldehyde poisoning may cause cats to be lethargic and inactive.

2. Digestive problems:
- If the litter contains a lot of dust, this dust may become attached to your cat's hair during the process of burying the litter. Due to the cat's habit of licking fur, these dust may be eaten by the cat into the stomach, which may cause the cat to not digest in the long run, causing constipation.

3. Skin problems:
- Some cat litter may cause irritation to your cat's skin, leading to skin problems. Especially for cats with sensitive skin, it is especially important to choose a low-irritant litter.

4. Urinary Tract Infections:
- If the litter does not absorb water well or does not clump easily, urine may remain in the litter for a longer period of time, increasing the risk of urinary tract infections in your cat.

It is recommended to consider the following factors when choosing cat litter:

Material: Choose non-toxic, tasteless, environmental protection, good caking cat litter.
Dust: Choose small dust litter to reduce irritation to your cat's respiratory tract.
Water absorption and caking: Choose cat litter with strong water absorption and good caking effect in order to quickly absorb urine and keep the litter box clean.
Taste: Avoid choosing overscented litter, so as not to affect your cat's preferences.

 

How often should cat litter be changed?

In order to properly dispose of cat litter, it is vital to know when it must be changed. A cat with normal digestion defecates once or twice a day and urinates four to five times a day. If you use caked garbage, you should remove feces and urine clumps with a shovel at least daily - otherwise it will soon start smelling bad.
Important: Urine masses often stick stubbornly to the edges or corners of the litter box. They should then be carefully scraped off with a shovel. If you push too hard, the mass will break into many small parts and it will take a lot of effort to fish it out.
Refilling is about the same amount of fresh litter you removed. There should always be enough litter in the box for your cat to properly bury its feces. Filling the height of the box from 7 cm to 10 cm is ideal.
The caked bedding should be completely replaced every two to four weeks. At the same time, you can thoroughly clean the litter box with water and detergent. Non-caking gaskets should be replaced weekly.
How often you completely replace your cat's litter depends on the number of litter boxes, etc. As a rule of thumb, each cat should have one litter box plus an extra litter box. Some cats are perfectly happy with a litter box, while others need more.
Personal habits also play a role in disposing of cat litter. Some cats use one litter box to defecate and another to urinate. If your cat has diarrhea or a bladder infection, you must change the litter more frequently.

 

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