Yes, Tidy Cats litter is safe for cats. We conduct extensive testing of our litter products, including a safety review by a veterinary toxicologist of all materials used in the manufacturing process.

It's made with natural clay and a deodorizing system that helps offer 10-day odor control when used as directed, making it ideal for single- or multiple-cat households. With long-lasting odor control, this clumping cat litter features a clean linen scent.

Sadly due to supply constraints, it is with great regret that TIDY CATS Litter 24/7 Performance and Instant Action will be discontinued from January 2023. Limited stock is available.

Grass litter is 99% dust free with no tracking, making it suitable for cats and cat parents with respiratory problems. It is allergy friendly compared to wheat and corn litters, and is safe for kittens, infection-prone cats, and cats recovering from surgery.

What Type of Litter Is Best for Your Cat? The best choice is biodegradable litter because they are made from materials that are safe for cats and the environment. Biodegradable litters include cat litter made from corn cobs, pine pellets, or wheat straw; sand; and paper-based (non-clumping) clumping litters.

If you've recently tried to buy cat litter only to discover your brand of choice isn't available, you can likely blame a cybersecurity attack on the company Clorox.

A cyberattack against Clorox last month that shut down factories has created a nationwide shortage of bleach and cat litter.

Litter Containing Crystalline Silica Dust Crystalline silica is not biodegradable and is said to be a cancer-causing agent. Over time, crystalline silica can accumulate in your cat's lungs, resulting in a condition called silicosis, which causes shortness of breath and reduced lung capacity.

The best choice is biodegradable litter because they are made from materials that are safe for cats and the environment. Biodegradable litters include cat litter made from corn cobs, pine pellets, or wheat straw; sand; and paper-based (non-clumping) clumping litters.

What type of litter do most vets recommend? It depends on your cat, their needs and preferences, and your own beliefs regarding plant-based or paper-based litter, but many vets support the use of unscented clumping cat litter.

A cyberattack against Clorox last month that shut down factories has created a nationwide shortage of bleach and cat litter. Some Clorox products are in short supply because of a hacking.

A kitty litter shortage is sweeping the nation as Clorox - maker of three popular brands, Fresh Step, Scoop Away and Ever Clean - suffers the fallout from a cybersecurity attack, forcing feline lovers to think outside the box.