Superior Clay Clumping Cat Litter 16kg (4 x 4kg packs)

I use tofu litter and am very happy with it. Can I use it with this or do I have to use the litter you sell? No dust and no odour.

Generally Tofu litter is too large and too light for the sieving process, as the Litter-Robot is designed to use clay clumping littter, with particle size and weight important in sieving. Clay also locks in odour better as long as its clumping well.

Cat Evolution Tofu is designed for the Litter-Robot and has added carbon for odour assistance in Australian summer conditions.

Is the litter when not used in a robot safe to flush?

Generally, its not recommended to flush any cat litter as it can cause blockages. Clay clumping litter is not suitable for flushing. The Litter-Robot separates clumped soiled litter from clean litter, depositing in the waste drawer for disposal of only the concentrated soiled litter, which means less litter is used. Approx 1kg per cat per week of clay clumping litter is needed after initial fill.

Approximately how long will a bag of the cat evolution clumping litter last in a 2 cat household? I’d like to setup auto-reorder but am not sure of frequency.

In the Litter-Robot III Open Air, approx 1kg of Cat Evolutio Superior clay clumping litter per week per cat (after initial fill). With 2 cats, a 16kg box (4x4kg bags) should be approx 8 weeks per box or 2 weeks per 4kg bag ;o)

How fine is this litter? Currently using "Feline First" and it is like sand and tracks quite substantially despite people saying it doesn't. Is this similar or is it more granular?

Cat Evolution Superior Clay Clumping Litter is small balls, approx 2-3mm diameter. So more granular than sandy. If you are having trouble with tracking a litter capture mat is also very effective as litter drops through the first top layer and is trapped not tracked by the second layer.

Is this litter safe for kittens as there are many reports of clay based litter killing kittens. Is there an alternative that works in the robot that isn’t clay.

Kittens should not be using any clumping litter until they are of age to be independent (minimum 12 weeks, preferrably 16 weeks). The Litter-Robot is designed for clumping litter, and minmum cat weight is 2.25kg, so not designed for small kittens.

We do have a tofu litter available that works in the Robot, and Worlds Best Corn clumping litter works, but clay is the best choice for the appliance operations.

I have recently added the whiskers litter robot to our home. I have found the clay based litter is best for my cats. They are Devon Rexes and the tofu litter clings to their coat and gives them weeping eyes. I plan to continue to use the subscription clay litter however I will run out within the next week. Is there a substitute band anyone can recommend that runs well with the litter robot.

We are restocking our Superior Clay Clumping Litter by mid Jan, so next week ;o) If you need to stretch your supplies, pick up a plastic tub of TidyCats (unscented) from the supermarket and mix in, with 50/50 ratio good as an interim measure. Tofu litter is best for Tofu users as it is completely different to Clay, as you have noted ;o) If Tidycats is not available, Trouble & Trix bicarb (petstore) is suitable but quite heavy, so fill to 2cm under the line on the black globe liner to avoid overweighting the globe which should have about 4.5kg of litter in it ideally. Do ask if you need further, and Happy Mew Year!