Cat Litter

Cat Litter:

Cat litter in this collection covers several different litter types, including clay, clumping, crystal and natural formulas. Brands include Smitten, Vitapet Purrfit, Breeder Choice and Pams Value, with pack sizes ranging from smaller 2kg and 4kg bags through to 7L, 10L, 15L and 20L formats. The range makes it possible to compare litter by material, clumping style, fragrance and pack size.

Clay & Clumping Cat Litter:

Clay-based options include Smitten and Vitapet Purrfit products, with both standard and clumping formulas represented. Smitten includes a lightweight clay litter in a 6L bag, a larger 15L clay format and a 4.5kg clumping litter.

For cats or households where fragrance is a consideration, Vitapet Purrfit offers a 7L fragrance-free clay litter. Its range also includes a 7L lavender clumping formula for those specifically looking for scented clumping cat litter.

Pams Value provides a 15L non-clumping option made from unscented, highly absorbent New Zealand zeolite clay. It is designed to absorb moisture and neutralise litter-box odours.

Crystal Cat Litter:

Crystal litter is available from both Smitten and Vitapet Purrfit. Smitten's 2kg crystal formula is designed for absorbency, odour control and reduced tracking. Vitapet Purrfit crystal cat litter comes in both 7L and larger 15L bags, providing a choice of pack sizes within this litter type.

Natural Cat Litter:

For shoppers specifically seeking natural cat litter, the collection includes Smitten Natural in a 4kg bag. Made from 99.9% natural ingredients, it is a clumping, dust-free and biodegradable formula. Vitapet Purrfit also offers a natural cat litter in a 7L format. Breeder Choice is represented in both 10L and 20L sizes.

Choosing the Right Cat Litter:

Start by deciding between clumping, non-clumping, crystal or natural litter. Clumping formulas make individual waste areas easier to scoop, while crystal options focus on absorbency and odour control. If fragrance matters, compare fragrance-free and lavender options carefully. Pack size is also worth considering, particularly when choosing between smaller bags and the larger 15L or 20L formats.