Catmate recycled pine wood litter is the ideal solution for pet owners wanting to do the right thing for their pets and the planet. Used in conjunction with our specially designed sieve tray system, pet parents will find Catmate superior in odour control, tracking and user-friendliness over other litters. Catmate is extremely absorbent and naturally inhibits the growth of bacteria that cause the ammonia smell associated with cat urine. It is also heavier than other litters, so the pellets do not stick to your pets feet meaning less mess. Catmate is proudly Australian developed, made and owned. Show
*Money Back Guarantee is provided externally through Catmate - Visit the Catmate Website for Terms & Conditions. Limited availability due to high demand. Please see our Stock Availability page for more information. We offer free delivery on our Omlet Cat Litter to mainland UK. Simply add a bag to your basket to see delivery charges removed. T&C’s: Free delivery applies to Omlet Cat Litter only. No promo code required. Free delivery only applies to the litter, and delivery charges will be applied for other items added to the basket. Free delivery is only valid for orders sent to mainland UK, and only applies to Standard Delivery Service. Subject to availability. While stocks last. Omlet ltd. reserves the right to withdraw the offer at any point. Silica weighs 3.5kg per bag Tofu weighs 2.5kg per bag Pine weighs 5kg per bag Clay weighs 8kg per bag Paper weighs 3kg per bag Silica is made from fine silica sand granules in a PE + PET Plastic bag. Tofu is made from crushed beans, the byproduct of Tofu, in a recyclable paper bag. Pine is made from pine wood pellets in a recyclable paper bag. Clay is made from fine bentonite clay balls in a PE + PET Plastic bag. Paper is made from recycled newspaper pellets in a recyclable paper bag. is an improved version of the Igloo Snow formula that used to be available on the Omlet website. It is very very similar, but now has the added feature of being clumping, which improves longevity and reduces waste. Indoor cats and frequent litter tray users would benefit from a clumping cat litter, as these make it easy to remove the used litter without waste, improving longevity of the litter. Try Omlet’s clumping cat litters: , or . Multi-cat households need a long lasting, clumping litter with excellent odour control and absorbency. Try Omlet . Non-clumping cat litters are recommended for kittens to prevent stomach upset from ingesting the litter. A softer litter is also better for their sensitive paws. Try Omlet . Clumping litters, such as , can help with odour control as they are extremely effective at absorbing moisture and odours, and make it easier to remove all the used litter from the tray without leaving any smell behind. Some litters are also available with active carbon particles to neutralise odours in the same way litter box carbon filters do, such as and . Other litters may have a natural fresh scent to them which helps to mask the bad odours, such as . Cats with allergies and sensitivities will appreciate a softer cat litter which produces minimal dust in the litter tray. Our most hypoallergenic formulas are and . Clumping cat litters absorb moisture to form a clumped piece which is easier to remove from the litter box, while reducing waste. Some clumping litters are softer and good for kittens and cats with sensitivities, such as , while others offer supreme absorbency power while neutralising bad odours with active carbon particles, such as and . Some litter granules can get stuck to your cats feet or fur and be dragged out of the litter tray with them. You may then spot these granules around your home as they fall off your cat - this is called litter tracking. Non-clumping litters can be effective at reduced tracking as they are often made of larger pellets which don’t get stuck to your cat as easily, such as and . Very fine, soft gains can also reduce tracking as they slip straight off your cat’s feet and fur, such as . Are pine wood pellets safe for cats?Though pine and other woods naturally contain phenol, which is toxic to cats, a majority of wood pellets are treated with a process called kiln drying. This means pine is safe if kiln dried because heat treating causes pine to release the phenols. Is pine wood good for cat litter?Additionally, pine wood pellets may not clump as well as some traditional litters, which can make cleaning the litter box a bit more challenging. Despite these minor drawbacks, however, pine wood pellets remain a highly effective and environmentally friendly option for cat owners. Are wood pellets good as cat litter?Fortunately, purpose-made horse bedding pellets, when used correctly, are generally safe for feline use. Most reputable brands ensure that their pellets are free from additives or contaminants that could harm your cat. As long as the pellets are kiln-dried (virtually all wood pellets are), you're good to go! Is pine pellet litter better than clay litter?Pine litters are generally better than clay when it comes to producing the least dust. They are a low dust cat litter option, which also means a better choice for cats with allergies or sensitivities. |
