ökocat® Original Premium Clumping Wood Cat Litter (9 LB)

ökocat® Original Premium Clumping Wood Cat Litter (9 LB)

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Premium natural cat litter that is relentless at controlling odor, while offering a pleasant, playful texture that's easy on paws and a fresh natural scent reminiscent of the great outdoors.

Make the choice to switch to a superior natural litter that's cleaner and healthier for your cat, family and home. Made from sustainably sourced, responsibly rescued natural wood fiber, ökocat® offers the brilliance of European engineering for a better performing litter.

STOPS ODOR – Wood fiber naturally prevents enzymes from bonding with liquid & waste to stop the creation of ammonia & odor.

CLUMPS SOLID – Precision-cut fiber absorbs liquid on contact to form solid clumps for easy scooping & cleaning.

99% DUST FREE – Clean wood fiber is screened & de-dusted for a cleaner pour. No dirty clay dust.

Biodegradable – Degrades quickly and cleanly unlike clay litters that sit in landfills for years.

NO ARTIFICIAL FRAGRANCE
NO HARMFUL CHEMICALS
NO TOXIC DYES
NO MINED CLAY OR SILICA

Switching made simple!

Start with a clean, empty litter box at each transition:

Fill half the box with ökocat and top off with your current litter for a total of 2-3".
Use more ökocat and top with less of your current litter.
When your cat is comfortable with the change, fill litter box 2-3" entirely with ökocat.

With regular scooping, litter can last up to 7 weeks.

How to use:

Make a cut on the side of the bag towards the top and pull out middle tab, then pour 2-3" of litter into a clean litter box. Scoop waste clumps daily. Add more litter as needed to maintain desired depth. With regular scooping, your base litter can last up to 7 weeks. Watch The Ultimate Guide: How to Properly Store and Extend the Lifespan of Your okocat Litter #catlitter (youtube.com)

According to CA Law AB 2485, encouraging your cat to use an indoor litter box, or properly disposing of outdoor cat feces, is beneficial to overall water quality. California asks that you do not flush cat litter in toilets or dispose of it in gutters or storm drains.