Breeder Celect Paper Cat Litter is a unique biodegradable cat litter made from 100% recycled newspapers in a paper pellet form. It is made in the UK without any nasty additives or chemicals, making it safe for all cat breeds including kittens. The pellets are highly-absorbent, helping to keep your cat’s litter tray hygienic, and can be recycled with your compost after it has been used. This Breeder Celect Paper Cat Litter is also 99% dust-free, making it ideal for those with allergies as well as preventing tracking around the home. Its natural odour-absorbing properties help to keep your cat’s toilet area smelling clean and fresh. As well as being an economical choice, this Breeder Celect Paper Cat Litter is also lightweight, reducing your carbon footprint and making it kind to the environment as well as your wallet. Breeder Celect Paper Cat Litter at a glance: Biodegradable cat litter in paper pellet form 100% recycled newspaper: formed into pellets that are highly-absorbent and kind to the environment Low-dust: 99% dust-free, making it ideal for allergy-sufferers as well as preventing tracking throughout the home Natural odour control: keeps your home smelling fresh Super absorbent: to help keep your cat’s litter tray hygienic Economical: simply remove waste and top up as needed Lightweight: helps to reduce your carbon footprint Made in the UK No nasty additives or chemicals
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Breeder Celect
- Price: £6.49
- Unit price: £0.65/litre
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- 30L (approx. 11kg): £28.49 (£0.95/litre)
Good to know
- Never flush cat litter, even ‘flushable’ types; bag it and bin it instead.
- Wear gloves or wash your hands after cleaning the tray, and avoid the job during pregnancy if someone else can do it.
- A litter mat in front of the tray catches granules from paws before they spread through the house.
Common questions
Can you flush cat litter down the toilet?
It is not recommended, even for litters sold as flushable. UK water companies warn that litter can block sewers and that parasites from cat faeces are not removed by water treatment. Bag it for the general waste or compost suitable plant-based litter away from food crops.
How often should I change all the litter?
Scoop daily and top up. Non-clumping litter usually needs a full change at least weekly, while clumping litter can go longer because only the soiled clumps are removed. Wash the tray with mild unscented soap whenever you empty it completely.
