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Yes, tofu cat litter is flushable in small amounts because it dissolves easily in water. This feature makes it convenient and reduces trash output, but users should check local regulations before flushing.

Yes, tofu cat litter’s clumping and deodorizing capabilities make it suitable for homes with multiple cats.

Tofu cat litter typically contains soybean fiber, corn starch, water, and food-grade guar gum. These natural ingredients are non-toxic and safe for pets.

Store tofu cat litter in a dry, sealed container to prevent moisture and pest attraction. Avoid damp areas.

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.

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.