CatIt Litter Scoop - Grey

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CatIt Litter Scoop - Grey
Catit
£2.79 at Zooplus
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The CatIt litter scoop has been specially developed for removing clumping, coarse cat litter granules. The holes in the scoop allow the clean granules to fall back into the litter tray. The scoop area is large, making it quick and easy to clean the litter tray. The base of the handle is flat so the CatIt litter scoop can be stored flat, hanging or standing up. CatIt Litter Scoop at a glance: Material: plastic Size: Total length: 31.5cm Seive: L 15.8 cm x W 15.5 cm; Filling depth: max. 7cm Mesh size: max. 16mm Handle size: L 16cm, max. diameter 3.2cm Flat end allows you leave the scoop standing Hole at the end of the handle for hanging up the litter scoop Large mesh size suitable for coarse cat litter XXL-seive area Very stable Adhesive edge for loosening clumps

At a glance

  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Catit
  • Price: £2.79

Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.

Good to know

  • Change to a new litter type gradually, mixing in more of the new litter over about a week.
  • Compare litter by price per litre, not per kilo, as different materials vary a lot in weight.
  • Choose unscented litter if your cat is hesitant: strong perfumes can put cats off the tray.

Common questions

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.

What litter is best for kittens?

Many owners start kittens on a soft, unscented, non-clumping or paper litter, because young kittens sometimes taste their litter. Use what the breeder or rescue used at first, in a low-sided tray, and change gradually if you want to switch.

Read our guide: Cat Litter

Categories: Cat, Cat Litter

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