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Cat Litter FAQs

What is cat litter made of?

Cat litter is typically made from clay, silica, recycled paper, wood pellets, or natural plant-based materials. Each type offers different benefits for odour control, texture, and dust levels.

How often do you change cat litter?

You should completely change clumping litter every 2–3 weeks and non-clumping litter more frequently, while scooping waste daily. Multi-cat households may need more frequent refreshes.

Is cat litter toxic?

Some cat litters may contain chemicals or fragrances that can irritate sensitive cats, especially if inhaled or ingested in large quantities. Natural and unscented litters are often preferred for cats with allergies or respiratory concerns.

Why is my cat eating litter?

If your cat is eating litter, it may be due to nutritional deficiencies, anemia, environmental stress, or curiosity. Always consult a veterinarian if the behaviour persists.

Is scented litter bad for cats?

Scented litters can be irritating for some cats, especially those with asthma or allergies. Unscented formulas can offer strong odour control without added fragrances.

How to dispose of cat litter?

Seal used litter in a biodegradable plastic bag and disposed of it in the trash. Do not flush litter as most types, including clay and clumping varieties, can clog plumbing. Only flush if the litter is specifically labelled as flushable, and even then, do so in small portions.

Why does my cat’s litter smell worse in winter?

Closed windows and reduced airflow can trap ammonia and odours indoors during winter. Switching to a stronger odour-control litter, using a better litter mat, or upgrading your waste-disposal accessories can help keep the space fresher.

Shop Cat Litter & Litter Accessories in Canada

Choosing the best cat litter is an important step in creating a clean, comfortable environment for your cat. The right litter can control odour, reduce tracking, and make daily maintenance easier, while the wrong one can leave you dealing with dust and lingering smells.

Shop clumping and non-clumping litter from trusted brands like OkoCat, BoxieCat, and Arm & Hammer. We carry a wide variety of litter types, including natural, silica, pellet, and flushable formulas to suit every home and every cat.

Cat Litter for Better Litter Habits

Cats naturally prefer a clean, consistent bathroom setup, which is one of the reasons they’re considered lower-maintenance companions. A good litter box paired with the right litter can make life easier in any household, including small apartments and multi-cat homes.

Whether you’re looking for classic clay litter or exploring natural options like World’s Best or Naturally Fresh, each type offers unique benefits for texture, dust control, and odour management.

There’s no single “best” litter for every cat. Some prefer soft clumping textures, others like pellets or low-dust natural litters. Don’t hesitate to try a few styles until you find the one that suits your cat and your home.

Litter Mats & Odour Control Tools for Winter

If you’re tired of sweeping up litter or managing persistent odour, upgrading your litter type or accessories can make a major difference. Multi-cat formulas offer stronger odour control, while lightweight litters are easier to store and pour.

Looking for the best prices? Watch for cat litter deals throughout the year to stock up and save. We also carry bulk litter options for multi-cat homes or budget-conscious pet parents.

Winter is the season when litter tracking and odour tend to stand out the most. A high-quality litter mat can trap granules before they spread through your home, while waste-disposal systems designed to lock in odour make daily cleanups much more pleasant. Pairing the right cat litter accessories with your litter choice can make your whole setup feel fresher and easier to manage.