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Yes, tofu litter's low tracking nature makes it suitable for long-haired cats who may drag litter.

Yes, tofu litter can be mixed with other types, but performance like clumping or flushability may change.

Tofu litter usually has a soft, pellet or granular texture that’s gentle on paws and reduces tracking.

Tofu litter rarely stains, but wet clumps left on the floor may leave residue. Clean promptly if spilled.

It’s made by drying, grinding, and compressing soybean fiber into granules, then adding starch binders.

Some owners use tofu litter for small animals like rabbits, but confirm it's safe and unscented first.

No, tofu litter is lightweight compared to clay, making it easier to carry and pour.

Common scents include green tea, peach, lavender, and activated charcoal, all made with natural ingredients.

Yes, tofu cat litter is safe for kittens because it’s digestible and free of harmful chemicals. Even if accidentally ingested, it won’t cause toxicity like some other litters.

Yes, tofu cat litter has good natural deodorizing ability thanks to soybean protein and fast moisture absorption. It helps neutralize urine smell without added chemicals.

No, tofu litter is virtually dust-free, making it ideal for cats and owners with allergies or respiratory sensitivities.

Tofu litter should be spot cleaned daily and fully changed every 5–7 days to maintain hygiene and effectiveness.