Cat Litter
Super Benek Citrus Freshness Cat Litter
Economy Pack: 2 x 10l (approx. 16kg)
£19.37Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Compact Citrus Freshness Cat Litter
25l (approx. 20kg)
£28.30Delivery in 1-2 working days
PeeWee EcoDome Starter Pack
Anthracite Grey
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Sanicat Recycled Wood Cat Litter
Economy Pack: 2 x 20l
£39.80Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Compact Citrus Freshness Cat Litter
25l (approx.20kg)
£28.30Delivery in 1-2 working days
Almo Nature Natural Grain Texture Cat Litter
2.5kg
£9.21Delivery in 1-2 working days
Porta SoftCat Corn Cat Litter
Economy Pack: 2 x 17 litres
£44.55Delivery in 1-2 working days
PeeWee EcoGranda Starter Pack
Black Anthracite
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Pinio Green Tea Cat Litter
7l (approx. 3kg)
£7.78Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Pinio Green Tea Cat Litter
Economy Pack: 2 x 7l (approx. 6kg)
£14.24Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Pinio Green Tea Cat Litter
35l (approx. 17.5kg)
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Pinio Green Tea Cat Litter
Economy Pack: 2 x 10l
£19.37Delivery in 1-2 working days
Porta SoftCat with Grass
17l
£29.92Delivery in 1-2 working days
Litter Box Rug - Soft Touch Track Mat
Silver
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Pinio Nature Cat Litter
35l (approx. 21kg)
£26.59Delivery in 1-2 working days
Porta SoftCat with Grass
Economy Pack: 2 x 17l
£58.32Delivery in 1-2 working days
Super Benek Corn Ultra Fresh Grass Clumping Cat Litter
7l (approx. 4.4kg)
£7.40
Super Benek Comfort Lavender Cat Litter
25l (approx. 22.5kg)
£19.28
Golden Grey
14kg
£14.24
ODOURLOCK MaxCare Cat Litter
12kg
£23.17
Nullodor Silica Litter
9kg
Intersand Classic Pine Forest Scented Cat Litter
14kg
£17.57
Super Benek Compact Sea Breeze Scented Cat Litter
25l (approx. 20kg)
£22.79
Professional Classic Cat Litter with Baby Powder Scent
14kg
£18.99
Sanicat Recycled Cellulose
10l
£9.02
Biokat's Deo Pearls Baby Powder
700g
LitterLocker® by Litter Genie Cat Litter Disposal
LitterLocker® (incl. Refill Cartridge)
£29.16
LitterLocker® by Litter Genie Cat Litter Disposal
Refill Cartridge
£9.02Which cat litter is the best option for your cat?
There are many types of cat litter to choose from, including clay, silica, wood pellets, and more natural alternatives such as recycled paper or plant-fibres such as corn litter. Each has unique qualities, so it’s worth exploring to see what suits your cat best.
To help you make an informed decision, here’s a quick overview of some of the most commonly used types of litter for cats:
| Litter Type | |
|---|---|
| Pros | Low-dust, lightweight, absorbs moisture effectively, lasts longer between changes. |
| Cons | Not biodegradable or flushable; some owners find odour control fades with extended use. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Widely available, familiar texture, good short-term odor control, easy to clean, forms solid clumps. |
| Cons | Not eco-friendly, can be dusty, heavy, not suitable for flushing, can cause tracking. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Affordable, absorbs moisture well, less dust than clumping, no need to scoop clumps. |
| Cons | Must be changed more often, less effective odor control, not eco-friendly. |
| Litter Type | Biodegradable & Plant-Based |
| Pros | Made from natural materials like paper, wood pellets or corn; eco-friendly; lightweight; often compostable. |
| Cons | Odour control varies, may need more frequent changes; some cats may be sensitive to the smell. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Easy disposal, usually made from biodegradable materials, lightweight. |
| Cons | Varies in odor control and price; large quantities may clog plumbing. |
Litter Type | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
Low-dust, lightweight, absorbs moisture effectively, lasts longer between changes. | Not biodegradable or flushable; some owners find odour control fades with extended use. | |
Widely available, familiar texture, good short-term odor control, easy to clean, forms solid clumps. | Not eco-friendly, can be dusty, heavy, not suitable for flushing, can cause tracking. | |
Affordable, absorbs moisture well, less dust than clumping, no need to scoop clumps. | Must be changed more often, less effective odor control, not eco-friendly. | |
Biodegradable & Plant-Based | Made from natural materials like paper, wood pellets or corn; eco-friendly; lightweight; often compostable. | Odour control varies, may need more frequent changes; some cats may be sensitive to the smell. |
Easy disposal, usually made from biodegradable materials, lightweight. | Varies in odor control and price; large quantities may clog plumbing. |
Note: No matter what type you choose, there are a number of things to consider about how to make and keep your cat’s bathroom clean. Check our cat litter how-to guide for advice on how best to cater to your cat’s needs.
Which cat litter is the best option for your cat?
There are many types of cat litter to choose from, including clay, silica, wood pellets, and more natural alternatives such as recycled paper or plant-fibres such as corn litter. Each has unique qualities, so it’s worth exploring to see what suits your cat best.
To help you make an informed decision, here’s a quick overview of some of the most commonly used types of litter for cats:
| Litter Type | |
|---|---|
| Pros | Low-dust, lightweight, absorbs moisture effectively, lasts longer between changes. |
| Cons | Not biodegradable or flushable; some owners find odour control fades with extended use. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Widely available, familiar texture, good short-term odor control, easy to clean, forms solid clumps. |
| Cons | Not eco-friendly, can be dusty, heavy, not suitable for flushing, can cause tracking. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Affordable, absorbs moisture well, less dust than clumping, no need to scoop clumps. |
| Cons | Must be changed more often, less effective odor control, not eco-friendly. |
| Litter Type | Biodegradable & Plant-Based |
| Pros | Made from natural materials like paper, wood pellets or corn; eco-friendly; lightweight; often compostable. |
| Cons | Odour control varies, may need more frequent changes; some cats may be sensitive to the smell. |
| Litter Type | |
| Pros | Easy disposal, usually made from biodegradable materials, lightweight. |
| Cons | Varies in odor control and price; large quantities may clog plumbing. |
Litter Type | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
Low-dust, lightweight, absorbs moisture effectively, lasts longer between changes. | Not biodegradable or flushable; some owners find odour control fades with extended use. | |
Widely available, familiar texture, good short-term odor control, easy to clean, forms solid clumps. | Not eco-friendly, can be dusty, heavy, not suitable for flushing, can cause tracking. | |
Affordable, absorbs moisture well, less dust than clumping, no need to scoop clumps. | Must be changed more often, less effective odor control, not eco-friendly. | |
Biodegradable & Plant-Based | Made from natural materials like paper, wood pellets or corn; eco-friendly; lightweight; often compostable. | Odour control varies, may need more frequent changes; some cats may be sensitive to the smell. |
Easy disposal, usually made from biodegradable materials, lightweight. | Varies in odor control and price; large quantities may clog plumbing. |
Note: No matter what type you choose, there are a number of things to consider about how to make and keep your cat’s bathroom clean. Check our cat litter how-to guide for advice on how best to cater to your cat’s needs.
What to consider when choosing the right cat litter
Selecting the right litter for cats can make a big difference for both you and your cat. With many options available, from clay to plant-based and dust free cat litter, focusing on a few essential features can help you find the best fit:
- Odour control: Clumping litters and those with activated carbon mask odours well. Scented litters may appeal to owners but only use if your cat tolerates the fragrance.
- Dust levels: High dust can irritate sensitive cats and owners. Dust-free or pellet-based litters are often chosen by owners looking to reduce tracking and cater to allergies and sensitivities.
- Grain size and texture: Fine grains clump and mask odours better; coarser grains like wood pellets track less and suit long-haired cats or kittens.
- Ease of cleaning: Clumping litter allows spot scooping, while non-clumping requires full changes more often, especially for urine.
- Environmental impact: Plant-based litters (wood, corn or paper) tend to break down faster than clay and are often considered a more sustainable option by environmentally conscious owners.
- Value for money: Bulk buying benefits multi-cat households; eco-friendly or silica litters may cost more upfront but last longer.
- Cat preferences: Some cats prefer soft, sandy textures; others do better with coarser, low-dust, or unscented options.
- Accessories: Litter tray liners, mats, scoops, and cat litter deodorants can help reduce mess and ease cleaning.
What to consider when choosing the right cat litter
Selecting the right litter for cats can make a big difference for both you and your cat. With many options available, from clay to plant-based and dust free cat litter, focusing on a few essential features can help you find the best fit:
- Odour control: Clumping litters and those with activated carbon mask odours well. Scented litters may appeal to owners but only use if your cat tolerates the fragrance.
- Dust levels: High dust can irritate sensitive cats and owners. Dust-free or pellet-based litters are often chosen by owners looking to reduce tracking and cater to allergies and sensitivities.
- Grain size and texture: Fine grains clump and mask odours better; coarser grains like wood pellets track less and suit long-haired cats or kittens.
- Ease of cleaning: Clumping litter allows spot scooping, while non-clumping requires full changes more often, especially for urine.
- Environmental impact: Plant-based litters (wood, corn or paper) tend to break down faster than clay and are often considered a more sustainable option by environmentally conscious owners.
- Value for money: Bulk buying benefits multi-cat households; eco-friendly or silica litters may cost more upfront but last longer.
- Cat preferences: Some cats prefer soft, sandy textures; others do better with coarser, low-dust, or unscented options.
- Accessories: Litter tray liners, mats, scoops, and cat litter deodorants can help reduce mess and ease cleaning.
How often should I change the cat litter?
Used cat litter should be scooped daily. How often you replace the entire tray depends on the litter type. Some materials need changing every few days, others may last longer. Always follow the recommendations on the packaging and adjust based on how many cats use the tray.
Tip: A good rule of thumb is to scoop daily and monitor the smell. If it’s starting to smell or become visibly dirty, it’s time for a full refresh.
How often should I change the cat litter?
Used cat litter should be scooped daily. How often you replace the entire tray depends on the litter type. Some materials need changing every few days, others may last longer. Always follow the recommendations on the packaging and adjust based on how many cats use the tray.
Tip: A good rule of thumb is to scoop daily and monitor the smell. If it’s starting to smell or become visibly dirty, it’s time for a full refresh.
How much cat litter should I put in the box?
Most litter trays work well with about 3–4 cm of litter. Avoid overfilling, as too much litter can cause discomfort or make some cats reluctant to use the tray.
How much cat litter should I put in the box?
Most litter trays work well with about 3–4 cm of litter. Avoid overfilling, as too much litter can cause discomfort or make some cats reluctant to use the tray.