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Our cat litter is designed for fast absorption and firm clumping, helping reduce sticking and making daily scooping easier. Clumping performance can also be customized according to different market requirements.
Yes. We offer low-dust and dust-free options with controlled production and screening processes, helping provide a cleaner litter environment and reduce tracking.
Different formulas are available for enhanced odor absorption and long-lasting freshness. Odor-control performance can be adjusted through raw materials, activated carbon, fragrance, and other formulation options.
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We focus on carefully selected raw materials and stable production standards. Different formulas are available, including bentonite, tofu, mixed, and other cat litter options to meet different customer and market needs.
Yes. We support OEM & ODM customization, including litter type, formula, granule size, color, fragrance, bag size, packaging design, private label, and branding.
MOQ depends on the product formula and packaging requirements. Samples can be provided for quality and performance evaluation before bulk ordering, helping customers confirm the product before moving forward with larger orders.
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Remove clumps and solid waste daily. A full litter change depends on the litter type, number of cats, and frequency of use.
A litter depth of around 5–7 cm (2–3 inches) is generally recommended, allowing cats to dig comfortably while supporting effective clumping.
It depends on your cat’s habits and your priorities. Bentonite offers strong clumping, tofu litter is lightweight and highly absorbent, while mixed litter combines the advantages of different materials.
Tracking usually happens when small particles stick to a cat’s paws. Choosing low-tracking litter and using a litter mat can help keep the surrounding area cleaner.
Scoop waste daily, maintain an appropriate litter depth, keep the litter box in a ventilated area, and choose litter with good absorption and odor-control performance.
It depends on the litter material and local plumbing conditions. Bentonite litter should generally not be flushed. Even with products marketed as flushable, always follow the product instructions and local wastewater regulations.