Litter Management

Cat litter & litter management for a clean, happy home
Litter is the foundation of a stress-free cat household. Cats are fastidious, and the right litter — kept clean — prevents accidents, odour and litter-box aversion. Our Litter Management range covers clumping and non-clumping litters, natural and low-dust options, litter trays, scoops, liners and odour control.

How to choose and manage litter

Litter type — clumping litters make daily scooping easy; natural (tofu, corn, paper) options are low-dust and eco-friendly. Once your cat likes a litter, avoid sudden switches.
The tray — big enough for your cat to turn around, in a quiet, accessible spot. Provide one tray per cat, plus one extra.
Cleanliness — scoop daily and change fully on schedule; cats will avoid a dirty tray.
Odour control — deodorisers and good ventilation keep things fresh, especially in warm weather.

Frequently asked questions
How many litter trays should I have?
The general rule is one tray per cat plus one extra — so two trays for one cat, three for two cats. Place them in separate, quiet locations. Enough clean trays reduces territorial stress and prevents accidents, which are often a sign of too few or too-dirty boxes.
My cat suddenly stopped using the litter box — why?
Sudden litter-box avoidance can signal a dirty tray, a disliked new litter, a stressful location — or a medical issue such as a urinary problem. Clean the tray, revert any recent litter change, and if it continues, see a vet promptly, as urinary issues in cats can be serious.
How do I reduce litter box smell and tracking?
Scoop at least once daily, use a clumping or odour-controlling litter, and keep the tray in a ventilated spot — regular cleaning beats masking smells. A larger or covered tray and a litter mat at the exit cut down on tracking, and a full litter change on schedule keeps odour from building.