The Tigerino Plant-Based Litter Corn Pellets - Pine Scent clumps quickly and is very economical, as well as being biodegradable. The litter consists of small, highly-clumping, water-soluble pellets. These can be disposed of in the toilet in a practical way. It is also an ideal litter choice for kittens. Tigerino Plant-Based Litter Corn Pellets - Pine Scent at a glance: Plant-based pellets made from corn Very economical and biodegradable Low-dust, quickly forming into strong clumps Can be disposed of in the toilet* - 100% water-soluble Non-stick granules - less litter carried from the litter tray on your cat’s paws Absorbs odours With a delicate pine scent Also ideal for growing cats Tigerino: our most popular cat litter brand Tigerino - The right litter for every cat *Disposal of individual lumps via the toilet is generally possible. Please always check the local regulations. If this is not permitted, please dispose of the litter clumps in the household waste. Please be careful not to flush too many clumps at once to avoid clogging the toilet.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Tigerino
- Price: £17.99
- Unit price: £0.64/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
- Sensitive (Unscented) - 7l: £5.49 (£0.78/litre)
- Pine Scent - 7l: £5.49 (£0.78/litre)
- Baby Powder Scent - 7l: £5.49 (£0.78/litre)
- Baby Powder Scent - Economy Pack: 2 x 14l: £9.99 (£0.36/litre)
- Baby Powder Scent - 14l: £9.99 (£0.71/litre)
- Sensitive (Unscented) - 14l: £17.99 (£1.28/litre)
- Sensitive (Unscented) - Economy Pack: 2 x 14l: £17.99 (£0.64/litre)
- Pine Scent - 14l: £17.99 (£1.28/litre)
Good to know
- Scoop at least once a day and top up, rather than waiting for a full change.
- 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.
Common questions
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.
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.
