Share a home, not the odour Trouble and Trix Natural Cat Litter is made from plant-extracts soya bean and guar gum (tofu, bean plant extract). This makes the litter 100% natural, biodegradable, digestible to kittens and non-toxic. This litter may be natural but it doesn’t compromise on odour control, with added baking soda to neutralise the urine smell. The litter forms soft, scoopable clumps for convenient cleaning and reduced wastage, and is lighter weight than typical clumping litters, making it easier to carry. It’s also soft on paws and low tracking, making it a great all-rounder. The Trouble & Trix cat litter range combines superior, long-lasting odour control, rapid absorption, and enhanced cleaning convenience via scoopable clumps for a fresher, lower maintenance home environment. Ranging from good to extreme odour control in a variety of litter styles, Trouble & Trix cat litter ensures the home you share with your cat is always clean and fresh. Indoor litter trays: Litter odour is offensive to most people, even if you can get used to the strong smell, your visitors wont. For enclosed cat toilets: An enclosed cat toilet is simply a litter tray with walls and a roof. The roof may contain a carbon cartridge which filters odours as air passes through it. For the ultimate in odour control, combine your choice of litters with an enclosed cat toilet. Changing to a new cat litter: Cats are creatures of habit. If your cat has been using the same litter for a long time it could get confused by a new litter and may not understand it is supposed to use this litter for you know what. This happens rarely but if it does it’s easy to fix. Over a 4–7 day period, mix your old litter with the new, starting at a ratio of 75% old to 25% new and increasing the new litter as you take away the old soiled litter. Guide based on an average size, healthy cat, fed on premium dry food. Longevity of the product may vary based on your cat’s diet. Some cats may prefer one litter type or litter tray. If your cat will not use a particular litter, try one of our other litters or ask your vet’s advice. A standard 30 x 40cm litter tray filled to 4cm deep is recommended. Longevity may be affected if filled above this level.