World’s Best Cat Litter

Review:

This World’s Best cat litter flushable is a fully biodegradable fine-grade litter. It is plant-based and made of corncobs with the addition of wooden fiber. It has a neutral scent and effectively absorbs unpleasant odors, forming clumps that are easy to scoop. A 7-lb package will last a month if you have one cat and 2 weeks if you have two cats. One of the frequent customer questions sound like this: is World’s Best cat litter flushable safe for the septic system? Well, because of corn in its composition it is not septic-safe. However, it can be safely used in housed connected to the sewer system.

What we think:

It clumps well and doesn’t stick to the walls of a cat toilet box. It dissolves in the water well without making any harm to the sewer system and toilet bowl. Finally, it is loved by cats, economic and lightweight. That said, it is dusty, so be ready to sweep the floor regularly.

Purina Yesterday’s News Fresh Scent Cat Litter

Review:

As the name implies, Purina Yesterday’s News is made of paper; in particular – of recycled newspapers. It is non-toxic, non-dusty, and soft. Medium-grained cellulose pellets effectively absorb liquids and neutralize odors. Purina comes in both scented and unscented variations. By the way, Purina is the best cat litter flushable for septic tanks Walmart recommends.

What we think:

This cellulose-based product from Purina can be a great option if you live in a house with a septic system. It is also effective for toilet-training thanks to its soft texture. Unfortunately, its odor-control capabilities are medium.

Ă–kocat Natural Wood Cat Litter, Clumping

Review:

Okocat practices the environment-friendly approach: not only is their product made of 100% natural components, but the package is completely biodegradable as well. It has perfect absorbent and odor-killing properties. It absorbs up to 5 as much as its weights and blocks the scent for up to 7 days. That saying, it forms accurate clumps that are easy to utilize. Okocat is, without doubt, a premium choice flushable scoopable cat litter.

What we think:

Okocat products have little to complain about. The only downside of this litter, in our opinion, is excessive tracking – otherwise, it is close to perfect. Odor control is beyond the praise!

sWheat Scoop Fast-Clumping All-Natural Cat Litter

Review:

sWheat offers a good septic-safe flushable cat litter in a large package at a pleasant price. This fine-grained litter is made of processed wheat enzymes and wheat starch, which provides good clumping properties and a decent absorbency. It neutralizes the odor of urine, and its soft silky texture is loved by cats and small kittens.

What we think:

A big package at an excellent price is an economic and effective solution. A corn-free formula makes it septic-compatible. But it is dusty and tends to stick to the paws and tail.

Garfield Cat Litter Tiny Grains

Review:

This Garfield flushable cat litter is exceptionally fine-grained; in fact, its texture resembles soft white sand that is usually to cats’ liking. However, it is not sand: the litter is completely plant-based and consists of corn and cassava. It immediately absorbs liquids, forming hard compact clumps that are easy to utilize. That said, it has a disadvantage typical for corn-based litter: it is prone to molding.

What we think:

It is a controversial product that is loved by cats and has great odor-control capabilities but dissolves in the water slowly, making you wait before flushing.

Better Way Eco Fresh Clumping Cat Litter

Review:

Most flushable litter sorts are plant-based, however, there is at least one exception – the Better Way flushable cat litter, which is based on Zeolite. Unlike clay litter, it forms small clumps that are easily flushed without clogging the waterways and damaging the toilet bowl. You may want to buy Better Way cat litter flushable to toilet-train a cat. It contains attractants that make even stubborn cats use the litterbox.

What we think:

It is not a conventional flushable litter, but it is worthy of trying. If your kitty is allergic or picky, Zeolite can become a good alternative to wheat and corn. That said, its odor-killing capabilities are average, and it is not dust-free.

Arm & Hammer Multi-Cat Clump & Seal Clumping Litter

Review:

If you are looking for the litter that really eliminates odors of cat’s urine and feces then the Arm and Hammer flushable cat litter can be a good choice. Beware that it is not 100% plant-based: instead, it is a mixture of plant and mineral components. However, it is very fine-grained and forms small hard clumps that are easily flushed. Thanks to the baking soda in the composition, Arm & Hammer literally kills the odor, transforming it into a slight neutral scent.

What we think:

It is one of the best flushable options – easy to clean, dust-free, and odor-blocking. Not all cats meet it enthusiastically because of its texture.

It’s A Tea Potty! Hinoki Wood & Green Tea Natural Cat Litter by Weruva

Review:

This is 100% natural organic litter made of hinoki wood laced with green tea. It has a neutral natural scent and effectively blocks strong odors. The litter clumps well, it is sewer- and septic-safe, hypoallergenic and environmentally-friendly. It’s fully flushable easy-to-scoop formula makes is perfect for everyday use in houses and apartments of all types.

What we think:

There is little to complain about. The clumps are dissolved in water momentarily and cause no harm to the sewer system. Moreover, it is one of the few products that really blocks urine odor. We also love that tracking is minimal. Mind that the pellets themselves are pretty large, so if you use a sifting pan, make sure the holes are not too small.

Blue Buffalo Naturally Fresh Cat Litter

Review:

This all-natural litter is made of 100% environmentally friendly walnut shell. It perfectly absorbs liquids, is completely non-toxic and non-allergic. Thanks to its fine-grained texture, Blue Buffalo is loved by pets. It forms small accurate clumps that are quickly dissolved in the water and flushed away.

What we think:

The litter does its job well but it has a prominent specific odor that can seem unpleasant to some cats and their owners. If you can live with it, you will love this product.

Cat’s Pride Fresh and Light Premium Cat Litter

Review:

Cat’s Pride litter is not plant-based, unlike most types of flushable litter. It is made of light-density clay with special additives. Instead of cementing, it forms small clumps that can be flushed to the sewer system. The litter has neutral odor and a dust-free formula; it is perfect for multiple cats.

What we think:

Though Cat’s Pride is advertised as “light” litter, it is not really light if compared to plant-based options, but it is lighter than conventional clay litter. All in all, we highly recommend it as an odor-free and dust-free solution.

Fresh Step Multi-Cat with Febreze Freshness, Clumping Cat Litter

Review

Tofu cat litter is a natural plant-based product, which can be flushed without fear. The litter is fully biodegradable and causes zero harm to sewer and septic systems. Its main components are natural cornstarch, activated charcoal, and pea fiber. The litter has a soft, silky texture, which makes it perfect for kittens. It effectively absorbs odors and prevents a mess in your home.

What we think

This Tofu litter is really nice to have, especially if you own one small kitty or kitten. It is very soft, lightweight, and creates minimum dust. However, it is not too economical, so, if you have more than one adult cat, you’d better look for something else.