Product Description
ökocat Dust Free Paper Pellet Litter is the ideal choice for cats and households where dust is a serious concern. Made from reclaimed, clean white paper fiber — free of inks, dyes, and scents — these firm, lightweight pellets produce virtually zero airborne dust, making this litter the best option for cats with respiratory ailments, homes with allergies, or cats recovering from post-surgical procedures. The soft pellets completely absorb all liquid on contact, making cleanup simple even without clumping.
Because it's non-clumping, this litter works especially well with sifting or screen litter boxes, Breeze-style systems, and automatic boxes that use rakes. Advanced plant-based odor control suppresses ammonia odors throughout the day. 100% biodegradable. 100% dust free.
Key Features
- 100% dust free — no airborne dust, safe for cats with respiratory issues or allergies
- Made from clean, reclaimed white paper fiber — no inks, dyes, or scents
- Ideal for post-surgical recovery, asthmatic cats, and allergy-sensitive homes
- Non-clumping — completely absorbs liquid on contact for easy cleanup
- Advanced plant-based odor control suppresses ammonia odors
- Low-tracking pellets — stay in the box and don't scatter like fine-grain litters
- Extremely lightweight — easy to pour and dispose
- No artificial fragrance, synthetic chemicals, toxic dyes, or GMOs
- 100% biodegradable
- Works well with sifting/rake litter boxes and Breeze-style systems
How to Use
Fill a clean litter box to a depth of 2–3 inches. Scoop waste daily and refill as needed to maintain desired depth. Base litter lasts 4–6 weeks with regular scooping. Dispose of waste in an environmentally-friendly waste bag. Not for internal use. Store in a cool, dry place.
Transitioning: Fill your litter box halfway with ökocat, top off with your current litter, and let your cat mix them naturally. Gradually increase ökocat and decrease your old litter over several days until fully switched.
Warning: Cat feces can transmit toxoplasmosis. Pregnant or nursing women, children, and immunocompromised individuals should avoid handling used cat litter. Always handle in a ventilated area.