All Natural Cat Litter & Kitty Litter
Pet-Safe Natural Cat Litter
Many breeds of cats have evolved to be highly suited to domestication. How they readily make use of a litter box is evident of this fact. When domestic cats use a litter box they are most likely demonstrating their instinctual traits. Traits that give cats a natural desire to be pristinely clean. Though they will only use a litter box regularly if it is perceived to be the right environment.
The initial pawing motion a cat will make when first entering a litter box signifies a natural inclination to dig and bury their urine and feces. The scratching of the litter afterwards is to cover their urine or feces, again instinctual. It is also evident a natural litter material makes a cat more comfortable to demonstrates these traits.
When domestic cats relieve themselves outdoors they will find a quite place were there is loose, moist material they can easily dig, usually in a garden. Cats won't use an open lawn as a dog or other domestic pets might. Nor would they use a gravel driveway, or any hard surface.
When a cat soils elsewhere in the house other than the litter box, it is usually in a pot plant or on a rug, not on a hard surface. When this happens it could indicate that they do not like the material in your litter box or it has become too dirty from use.
Considering the instinctual nature of cats, chemically produced silica crystals, gravel-like clay, dusty clumping clay, paper that smells of inks and chemical cleaners is not something a cat would have chosen for their litter box, so neither should you.
Kitty's Crumble is a 100% organic and the first litter box material to replicate the natural environment a cat would choose outdoors. The natural, slightly moist loose structure, with a subtle earth-like aroma, provides a cat with an environment suited to their instinctual traits.
The recycling attributes of Kitty's Crumble makes it the pet litter with the smallest carbon footprint in the world.