If you have a cat, choosing litter is one of the decisions that most affects cleanliness and odor at home. The two big families are clumping and non-clumping litter. Here is how they work.
Clumping litter
It is made from sodium bentonite. When the cat urinates, the litter forms a firm clump that you scoop out. The rest stays clean, so you only top up what you remove.
- Lasts longer: no need to replace all the litter.
- Better odor control, because urine is encapsulated.
- Quick daily cleaning.
Non-clumping litter
It uses highly absorbent clays that soak up urine without forming clumps. It costs less per kilo, but once saturated it must be fully replaced more often.
What makes a litter super premium?
Not all clumping litters are equal. These three things make the difference in Cat Life Zero:
- Bentonite purity: a very pure mineral clumps instantly and clumps come out like stones.
- Dust: double screening leaves it 99.9% dust free, protecting airways.
- Odor control: deodorizing spheres and a fragrance activated by contact with waste, for over 30 days.
Tips to make litter last longer
- Keep a 7 to 10 cm layer so clumps form completely.
- Remove clumps and waste every day.
- Wash the litter box fully from time to time and refill with fresh litter.
- If your cat is sensitive to scents, try Cat Life Pure, which is unscented.
See the full Cat Life cat litter line: 3 kg bag, 15 kg bucket with refill and Cat Life Pure in a 13 kg box.
Frequently asked questions
How often should clumping litter be changed?
Remove clumps daily and top up; empty and wash the box periodically depending on the number of cats.
Is clumping litter safe for kittens?
It is the most widely used litter in the world. With very young kittens, make sure they do not eat it and choose low-dust litters such as Cat Life.
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