Sanicat Recycled Cellulose - 10l

Sanicat Recycled Cellulose - 10l
Categories: Cat, Cat Litter
Brand: Sanicat
16.39 GBP
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Are you looking for a sustainable litter for your cat litter tray, small pet hutch or bird cage? This Sanicat Recycled Cellulose is an excellent choice. The litter is made from absorbent pellets of recycled cellulose and is compostable. The packaging is also biodegradable, as it is made from paper. Sanicat Recycled Cellulose reliably absorbs liquid and binds unpleasant odours, helping to support overall hygiene. The litter is also extremely light, making it easy to use and transport. Sanicat Recycled Cellulose is made in Germany. Sanicat Recycled Cellulose at a glance: Sustainable litter for cat litter trays Also suitable as a litter for other pets such as birds or small pets Pellets made from recycled cellulose fibres: compostable material Particularly absorbent: reliably takes on liquids Odour control: binds unpleasant smells Lightweight: ideal for transporting Gentle on paws: for a pleasant paw-feel as your cat enters its toilet Paper packaging: biodegradable Made in Germany

At a glance

  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Sanicat
  • Price: £16.39
  • Unit price: £1.64/litre
  • Delivery: 2-3 Days

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Good to know

  • A litter mat in front of the tray catches granules from paws before they spread through the house.
  • Keep litter at least 3 to 4 cm deep so your cat can dig and cover properly.
  • Scoop at least once a day and top up, rather than waiting for a full change.

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