Tidy Litter vs. Natural Cat Litter
Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of Tidy Litter and natural cat litters.
Starting with Tidy Litter:
- It’s convenient and easy to purchase
- It’s quite heavy to carry, so you must be careful you don’t injure your back
- It’s not a planet-friendly, green product, nor is it biodegradable
- It can expand to 15 times its original size, meaning it’s harder to dispose of
- Over time, it accumulates into billions of pounds of non-degradable waste
- It will track all over your home, especially as it isn’t silica dust-free
- There is nothing in this product to control the urine odors
- It does not have a soft texture, which means it will be harder on your cat’s feet
- It’s not very well suited to multiple cat households
- It contains poisonous ingredients, so you have to be make sure that your cat (or any other pet) doesn’t consume it
- It doesn’t last very long, so you will need to top up supplies frequently
On the other hand, natural cat litters are very different:
- They’re convenient and easy to buy
- They don’t weigh very much, which places less stress and strain on your back when carrying it
- They’re both green and biodegradable
- They don’t enlarge to up to 15 times their original size, making disposal easier
- They consequently don’t pile up into billions of pounds of non-degradable waste, clogging up landfill sites
- They are silica dust-free and no or low tracking as well
- They have brilliant urine control properties
- They have a soft texture, making them easy on your cat’s or kitten’s feet
- They work really well for multiple cat households
- They are not poisonous, even if ingested
- They will last longer, meaning you don’t need to buy cat litter as often
We recently looked at several brands of natural cat litter. It is really terrific that there are so many choices available now. In the past, we were only able to buy clay-based cat litter from the supermarkets. Nowadays there are a few brands of green cat litter that are completely biodegradable. That means eco-friendly - just what we like.
Here are the innovative green cat litters to look out for:
- World’s Best Cat Litter:
- Made from whole kernel corn
- The pellets are both small and soft, so no foot injuries
- Long-lasting freshness
- Excellent for clumping
- No back strain
- Safe for all kittens and cats
- Very green and eco-friendly
- Feline Pine Cat Litter:
- Made from pine
- Small/soft pellets
- Back saver
- Super-long fresh scent for days (one month or more)
- Good for all kittens
- Urine soaks into the pine and dissolves into sawdust, very green with no need for clumping
- Feline Fresh is the lower-cost equivalent to Feline Pine, with a very similar structure and feature set
- Swheat Scoop Cat Litter:
- Swheat Scoop litter is made from naturally processed, secondary (non-food grade) wheat grown in the heart of the Great Plains states
- 100% biodegradable
- Strong clumping for easy scooping
- Low dust, no tracking, no silica from clay
- Great for multiple cat households
- Excellent on odors
- Light, easy on your back
- Small and soft pellets
Overall, these are marvelous alternative safe organic cat litters that work well for cats of all ages and sizes, making cat behavior training less of a challenge. These cat litters are very planet-friendly and non-toxic. You’ve heard the horror stories of cats ingesting toxic chemicals in their cat litter and getting ill or even dying from that stuff. Now, you have some wonderful choices that are great for the environment and won’t make your cats ill.
Please give these cat litters a try because the traditional clay litters cannot be reabsorbed into the ground and just pile up into billions and billions of pounds of waste. Strictly speaking, clay-based litters never biodegrade because they cannot be absorbed or broken down by the organic environment. It is time for natural cat litters. 100,000 truck loads of cat litter gets dumped in our land fills, do your part to stop this, go green and use only eco-friendly cat litter.
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