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No, tofu cat litter is not reusable after soiling. It should be disposed of once clumped to maintain hygiene.

Yes, its low odor and light weight make tofu litter ideal for travel or temporary setups.

Tofu litter may turn yellow when it absorbs urine, which is a normal reaction and not harmful.

No, quality tofu litters avoid artificial additives and are made from food-grade ingredients.

Yes, tofu litter can be used with liners as long as they allow proper clumping and drainage.

Scoop and flush in small amounts or compost urine-soiled litter; do not flush feces.

Yes, tofu cat litter has a shelf life, typically 1–2 years. Moisture exposure can degrade its performance.

Yes, tofu litter is hypoallergenic due to low dust and natural material, ideal for sensitive cats.

Yes, tofu litter without feces can be composted as organic waste. It’s fully biodegradable and contributes less to landfill.

If stored improperly, tofu litter may attract insects due to its food-based ingredients. Keep it sealed and dry.

Yes, tofu cat litter is environmentally friendly because it’s made from renewable soy byproducts and is fully biodegradable. It helps reduce landfill waste compared to clay litter.

Tofu litter is lighter, less dusty, and flushable, while clay offers stronger clumping but is non-biodegradable. Many prefer tofu for its eco and health benefits.