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Some automatic litter boxes are compatible with tofu litter, but check for clumping speed and granule size to avoid clogging mechanisms.

Tofu cat litter tends to be more expensive than clay but cheaper than silica gel litter. Its benefits may justify the cost for eco-conscious users.

A 6L bag of tofu litter typically lasts 2–3 weeks for one cat, depending on usage and cleaning frequency.

The plant starch and soy fiber in tofu cat litter form firm clumps upon contact with liquid, making waste removal easy.

Tofu cat litter is a plant-based, biodegradable litter made from soybean byproducts. It’s eco-friendly and safe for cats. Tofu litter uses natural soybean residue that clumps well, reduces odor, and dissolves in water, making it a green and convenient choice for pet owners.

Yes, if the scent is from natural ingredients like green tea or lavender. Avoid synthetic perfumes which may irritate cats.

Tofu cat litter absorbs moisture and clumps on contact with liquid, making waste easy to remove. The soybean fiber content allows for fast clumping and effective odor control, while its lightweight nature minimizes tracking.

Yes, tofu litter dissolves in water which allows it to be flushed in small amounts without clogging pipes.

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.