Princess Cat Litters

PRINCESS CAT LITTER Scented – Apple 5L/10L

Princess Cat litter scented has super high odor control capability. … Clumping litters generally control odor better than non-clumping ones, and the stronger their clumping power, the less odor there is. low dust: One of the advantages of the princess agglomerated litter is that it reduces dust.

It makes sense for environmentally conscious cat owners to expect their litter to be made from natural products that do not pose a potential health hazard to them or their beloved pet.

The reason that most people prefer Bentonite litter is due to the fact that traditional litter must be replaced frequently while scoopable litter allows the solids and clumps of urine to be scooped out and discarded and a small amount of new litter to be added each time. A  litter box using clumping litter may last up to a month without the litter being completely replaced.

There is a proof that scientifically proves that using of scoopable litters reduces the surrounding potential risks involved with the use of scoopable litter for kittens.

Clay litter is among the first litter ever used, along with sand. Just like sand, the clay litter is able to absorb the liquid and will clump, making it easy to scoop and get rid of. Clay litter has a few advantages, but it’s also helpful to know that it has disadvantages also.

Advantages of Clay Litter

The very first litter used was sand, which was efficient enough but wasn’t able to absorb the scent. Soon enough, the clay started to be used instead of sand as cat litter.

Clay litter is an efficient solution for your cat’s litter box being also reasonably priced.

Clay has a high level of absorbency in a small amount of time, which means that the litter box dry at all times. The clay also absorbs the smell, which is important, as the cat urine and feces smell is not at all pleasant.

Clay litter clumps easily, so it is scoopable and practical. The clay may expand when in contact with moisture and it hardens.

Clay litter can plug up the toilet, so make sure you dump it with your garbage.