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Tigerino Nuggies clumping cat litter at a glance: Pleasant spring meadow scent 100% natural clay Free from chemical additives Clumps instantly Extremely absorbent - 4 x more efficient that traditional litter Keeps odours locked in Fine grains, low in dust Tigerino Nuggies clumping cat litter has a pleasant, fresh small of spring meadows. It is made 100% natural clay. It is especially fine-grained and low in dust. It effectively locks nasty odours in which makes life more pleasant for pets and their owners. Tip: It is a good idea to keep the litter tray in a warm, dry room. The soiled Tigerino Nuggies cat litter forms quickly into firm clumps which helps to keep the remaining litter clean and dry. Regular removal of clumped litter with a litter scoop will help to keep the rest of the litter fresh and hygienic. In very rare instances your cat might not take to Tigerino immediately. You can mix Tigerino Nuggies with your old litter, but this can influence the effectiveness. Instructions for use: 1. Fill the clean cat litter tray with approx. 7cm of Tigerino Nuggies clumping litter. 2. Remove soiled clumps and faeces at least once a day. Add additional litter if necessary. 3. Clean the litter tray approx. once a month. 4. Dispose of soiled litter with your household waste or according to your local regulations for disposal of large amounts of cat litter. Never dispose of Tigerino Nuggies in the toilet.
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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.
