Cat's Best Cat Litter

With Cat's Best cat litter, you are choosing cat hygiene products that refine the positive natural qualities of plant fibres with state-of-the-art technology. The result is a highly absorbent cat litter following nature's example with high odour retention. This cat litter is manufactured by Rettenmaier & Söhne. This company has been researching plant fibres for 140 years and uses its findings to produce innovative products.

A clear highlight of Cat's Best cat litter is its very high absorbency. The litter is able to absorb seven times its own weight. Rapid clumping occurs in the course of fluid intake, which makes fully absorbed litter palpable with the fingers and recognisable to the naked eye. You benefit from being able to clean the litter box easier. A third advantage is high odour retention, which is almost complete at 99.8% after five days. Not least, the litter is dust-free thanks to a special decomposition.

Cat's Best offers several cat litter options, which stand out for specific benefits. Here are some examples of Cat's Best product ranges:

• Original: The Cat's Best classic, technologically refined active wood fibres with effective absorbency and odour retention

• Smart Pellets: Cat litter in the form of soft clumping, non-adhesive mini pellets, litter doesn't spread throughout the home

• Sensitive: Particularly suitable for cats with sensitive paws, firm clumping for straightforward removal

• Comfort: Non-clumping, therefore ideal for getting kittens used to cat litter

• Universal: All-rounder for households with different pets like cats, small pets and birds

The most economical consumption involves removing faeces and clumped cat litter on a daily basis or at least several times a week. A 7cm high base layer of Cat's Best cat litter lasts for seven weeks. Alternatively, you can clean the litter box on a weekly basis and completely change the cat litter. You should clean the litter box with hot water and a neutral household detergent.

Cat's Best cat litter is biodegradable and also compostable due to its plant origin. It can also be disposed of in the organic waste bin or your own compost. However, cat faeces and cat litter that has absorbed urine can be pathogen carriers, therefore should be disposed of in the residual waste bin. Faeces can alternatively be flushed down the toilet. Small amounts of clinging litter are no big issue, but larger quantities of cat litter shouldn't be poured down the toilet.