Cats Best Sensitive

Product Highlights

The variable sizes should remain under one WooCommerce product so customers can select the most practical bag for their household. Smaller bags suit trial use or single-cat homes, while larger bags reduce the frequency of repurchasing.

Plant-fibre litter is considerably lighter than many clay products at a comparable tray volume. Weight and litre volume are not interchangeable, so choose the variation by the stated pack details rather than comparing kilograms alone.

The litter performs best when clumps and solid waste are removed regularly. Correct tray depth allows the fibres to absorb moisture and form clumps before liquid reaches the base.

Every cat has individual texture preferences. Introduce the new litter gradually when changing from a very different material, particularly for sensitive or cautious cats.

Materials and Safety

The litter is made from refined plant fibres derived from secondary wood raw materials. It contains no mineral clay and is designed to provide natural moisture and odour control through the fibre structure.

• Keep the bag securely closed and dry.
• Store away from moisture, food and open flames.
• Use only as litter and not as animal food.
• Wash hands after cleaning the litter tray.
• Keep the tray away from food and water bowls.
• Do not allow children to play in used litter.
• Seek veterinary advice if a cat repeatedly eats litter.
• Replace contaminated or water-damaged stored litter.

Fine litter can track outside the tray more readily than larger pellets. Use a suitable litter mat and place the tray where loose granules can be cleaned without harsh chemicals.

The manufacturer provides disposal options that can include household waste, organic waste or individual clumps through a toilet where local rules and plumbing permit. Never empty the entire tray into a toilet, and local wastewater requirements take priority.

People who are pregnant, immunocompromised or medically vulnerable should follow appropriate healthcare guidance regarding litter-box cleaning and exposure to cat waste.

Directions for Use

1. Start with a clean and completely dry litter tray.
2. Fill the tray with an even layer approximately 5cm to 7cm deep.
3. Remove solid waste and formed clumps every day.
4. Top up with fresh litter to maintain the recommended depth.
5. Replace the full tray contents when hygiene or condition requires it.
6. Wash, rinse and dry the tray before refilling.

Lift clumps carefully with a suitable scoop so they remain intact. Daily scooping helps preserve unused litter and prevents odour from building up around older waste.

When changing litter types, mix increasing amounts of Cat’s Best into the previous litter over several days. A gradual transition can help cats that resist sudden changes in smell or texture.

Dispose of used litter according to the current package and local regulations. Compost only waste-free plant litter where local guidance permits it, and never compost cat faeces for edible-food gardens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this litter clumping?
Yes. The active wood fibres form removable clumps around absorbed moisture.

What is the litter made from?
It is made from refined plant fibres derived from secondary wood raw materials.

How deep should the litter be?
The manufacturer recommends an even layer approximately 5cm to 7cm deep.

How often should clumps be removed?
Remove clumps and solid waste every day and top up the tray when needed.

Can the litter be flushed?
Only individual clumps where the current packaging, plumbing and local regulations permit it. Never flush the full tray contents.

Is it biodegradable?
Yes. The plant-fibre litter is described as completely biodegradable.

What makes Sensitive different?
It uses finer granules for delicate paws and includes natural antibacterial green beads within the litter.

Cat’s Best Sensitive Clumping Cat Litter combines natural wood-fibre absorption, removable clumps and practical variable sizes for cleaner, lighter and more economical daily litter-box maintenance.