Clumping Cat Litters

Make Cleanup Easy with Clumping Cat Litters

Managing your cat’s litter box doesn’t have to be messy or stressful. Clumping cat litters form tight, easy-to-scoop clumps that make daily cleaning quick and hygienic. They trap moisture and control odor, helping you maintain a fresher-smelling home and a healthier environment for your cat.

Our Clumping Litter Options

Clay-Based Clumping Litters

Highly absorbent and cost-effective options with strong odor control.

Natural & Biodegradable Clumping Litters

Eco-friendly formulas made from corn, wheat, or wood—safe for cats and the planet.

Scented vs Unscented

Choose between fragrance-free or lightly scented options to suit your preference.

Low-Dust & Low-Tracking Formulas

Minimize mess around your cat’s litter area with reduced dust and tracking.

Why Pet Parents Prefer Our Clumping Litters

• Quick and easy scooping
  
  
• Excellent odor locking properties
  
  
• Long-lasting performance
  
  
• Safe for sensitive cats
  
  
• Available in a range of sizes and materials
  
  

Tips for Using Clumping Cat Litters

• Scoop out clumps daily to maintain freshness
  
  
• Replace the entire litter every 2–4 weeks
  
  
• Use a litter mat to reduce tracking
  
  
• Avoid flushing clumping litter unless labeled flushable
  
  

 FAQs

 What is clumping cat litter?

Clumping cat litter forms solid clumps when it comes in contact with moisture, making it easier to remove waste and maintain hygiene.

 Is clumping litter safe for kittens?

It’s best to avoid clumping litter for kittens under 3 months, as they may ingest it. Use non-clumping alternatives for young kittens.

 Does clumping litter control odor better?

Yes, clumping litters lock in moisture and odors, helping to keep the litter box fresher for longer.

 How much clumping litter should I use?

Fill the litter box with 2 to 3 inches of clumping litter to ensure proper absorption and clumping.

 How often should I change clumping litter?

Scoop daily and change the full litter every 2–4 weeks depending on the number of cats and type of litter.