Support

Cat Litter

Cat Litter, Litter Boxes & Accessories: The Ultimate Guide

Every cat owner understands the importance of maintaining a clean and odour-free home. That's why selecting the right cat litter and accessories is essential. At The Pets Club, we make shopping for cat litter and accessories quick and easy, with top-rated products and detailed descriptions. We stock a variety of cat litter accessories to help pet parents keep their homes looking pristine and smelling fresh. Read on to discover everything you need to know before making a purchase.

Litter Trapping Mats: Keeping Your Home Litter-Free

Litter trapping mats prevent annoying cat litter dust from dirtying your carpets and hardwood floors. The Pets Club offers the best cat litter trapping mats from leading brands like Petmate, Catit, and PetFusion.

Litter Box Liners: A Cleaner Litter Box Solution

Litter box liners are thick pads that prevent cat litter and waste from sticking to the sides and bottom of your kitty litter box. These liners make cleaning your cat's litter box a breeze and maintain a hygienic environment for your feline friend.

Top Cat Litter Brands for Every Preference

At The Pets Club, we stock the best cat litter brands, including Alpha Paw, Dr. Elsey's, World's Best Cat Litter, and Cat's Best. We offer a variety of cat litter types to suit your needs and preferences:

A. Clumping Cat Litter: Efficiency and Ease of Use

Clumping cat litter is designed to make removing urine and faeces from your kitty litter box simple, without the need to empty the entire box. This type of cat litter is cost-effective, as you don't have to replace the litter each time your cat uses the box.

B. Clay Cat Litter: For the Picky Kitty

Some finicky felines may prefer non-clumping clay cat litter. Although it may not be as convenient as clumping litter, it still does a great job of absorbing liquids and controlling odours.

C. All-Natural Cat Litter: Eco-Friendly and Safe

The Pets Club also carries all-natural cat litter options. Some pet parents prefer natural cat litter because it doesn't contain silica, a known carcinogen when inhaled. Experiment with different litter types to find the best one for your cat. While you're at it, be sure to explore our range of top-quality cat food, cat treats, and cat toys that your feline companion will adore!

Best Deals on Clumping Cat Litters: Free Shipping and Fast Delivery

Our online pet shop has everything your feline friend needs. Browse our selection of clump-forming litters, all featuring a baby powder scent for a fresh-smelling home. Orders are eligible for fast delivery and free shipping, making it easy to keep your cat's litter box clean and odour-free. Don't miss out on the best deals and convenient shopping experience at our Pet Shop!

Welcome to our premium cat litter collection, where we offer a diverse range of high-quality options to cater to the preferences and needs of pet owners everywhere. Our selection includes clumping litters, made from sodium bentonite that forms solid clumps for easy scooping, as well as crystal cat litter, designed for superior odor control and low dust. In addition to these popular choices, our range also features clay cat litters, both clumping and non-clumping, for those who prefer a more traditional approach to cat litter.

We are proud to stock top brands, such as Arm & Hammer, which utilizes the power of baking soda to neutralize odors, and Tidy Cats, known for their continuous innovation in the cat litter market. Our dedicated customer service team is always available to help you make an informed decision, ensuring you find the ideal litter solution for your feline friend. Browse our collection and discover the perfect cat litter for your home, knowing that you're providing the best care for your beloved pet.

Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Litter, Litter Boxes & Accessories

Q: Which type of cat litter is best?

A: The best cat litter for you will depend on a variety of factors. If you have multiple cats, the powerful odor control and clumping of scoopable clay litter may be a good choice. Eco-conscious cat parents may prefer a natural litter like pine or corn that naturally biodegrades. Others may prefer the high absorbency of crystal cat litters, and those with allergies may prefer an unscented litter. And of course, your cat’s preferences will play a big role in deciding which cat litter is the best choice for your home.

Q: When should cat litter be changed?

A: Cat litter should be changed once a week or every other week. The ideal frequency will depend on how many cats you have, what type of litter you use, and how often you scoop the box. You should try to scoop the box every day and refill it with fresh litter to keep the litter level consistent. Be sure to clean the litter box thoroughly with soap and water whenever you change out the litter.

Q: Can all cat litter be flushed?

A: Cat litter can be flushed, but it must be the flushable kind of litter. Avoid flushing clay and other highly absorbent litters, as they can clog pipes and cause serious plumbing issues. Be sure to read the container and make sure any litter you are flushing is indeed flushable. There are many great flushable cat litters you can buy for your cat, and many are biodegradable and eco-friendly, as well.

Q: What cat litter doesn't track?

A: Cat litter that doesn’t track at all is difficult to find, but there are some things to look for if you want a low-tracking litter. Larger pellets like pine or paper tend to stick to cat paws less, and crystal litters tend to track a little less, as well. Another factor in tracking is the dust in some litters, which can be very messy and wind up tracked all over your floors. Look for low-dust clay formulas or lower-tracking pellet litters and use a litter mat in front of the box to keep your floors extra clean.

Q: Do cats prefer open or closed litter boxes?

A: Cat litter box preferences aren’t one-size-fits-all—for either cats or their pet parents. In general, there does not appear to be one style of cat litter box preferred by all cats, so find what works for you and your feline. While some cats like to do their business in an unenclosed box to keep an eye on their surroundings during the vulnerable activity, others may prefer privacy. And for your preferences, a covered litter box may make the most sense for your home if containing odor and mess is particularly important—for instance, in small apartments or shared rooms. Any new cat litter box you bring home may require a short period of adjustment for you and your cat, but the odds are that your cat will accept a covered litter box just fine.

Q: How do self-cleaning litter boxes work?

A: A self-cleaning litter box—or automatic cat litter box—has the potential to make life much easier for pet parents. But how do these seemingly magical contraptions work? First, the litter box is filled with clumping litter. A sensor detects when your cat has entered the litter box to do their business. After your cat leaves, litter clumps are automatically raked into a disposal bin or tray while loose, clean litter remains in the box, ready for your cat’s next visit. The waste bin can then be emptied periodically when it becomes full.

Shopping cart