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Greenwoods Plant Fibre Natural Clumping Litter at a glance: 100% completely natural Very economical and long-lasting Locks in nasty odours and bacteria Low in dust Gentle to paws - doesn’t stick Biodegradable Can be flushed down the toilet (please refer to local waste disposal regulations) PEFC certified We understand your cat’s business - that’s why we concentrate on the important things: Greenwoods Plant Fibre Natural Clumping Litter is highly absorbent, fast-acting and gentle enough for even the most sensitive of cat paws. Dust? That’s a thing of the past, along with those bad smells. And it’s made from environmentally friendly, 100% natural, compostable plant fibres, so it’s biodegradable. Just scoop it up and flush it away. It’s that easy! Life’s more pleasant with Greenwoods Plant Fibre Natural Clumping Litter - it’s simple great! Helpful tips for soiled litter disposal: Only flush one clump of soiled litter at a time down the toilet. For best results let the individual clumps soak and soften slightly in the toilet before flushing. Make sure each clump has completely disappeared before putting the next clump into the toilet. The clumps are easier to dispose of if they are lightly crushed with the litter scoop before you drop them into the toilet. Never add more than one clump at the same time. For best results remove soiled clumps several times a day and add fresh litter as needed. Never dispose of the entire cat litter from the tray in the toilet. Please refer to your local regulations for disposal of large amounts of cat litter.
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Which cat litter is best for odour?
Clumping clay and silica litters usually control smells best, because urine is locked away and can be removed daily. Wood and plant-based clumping litters also do well. Whatever the type, daily scooping and enough trays make more difference than added fragrance.
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.
