Clumping Cat Litter — Unscented
A clay-based clumping litter that forms solid clumps around waste for easy scooping, with no added fragrance.
What it's for
The everyday litter box filler for one or more household cats.
Feeding & use
Fill the box a few inches deep, scoop clumps daily, and top off with fresh litter as the level drops.
Storage
Keep the bag sealed in a dry spot; moisture will make the litter clump prematurely before it even reaches the box.
Restock rhythm
A standard box lasts one cat roughly 3–4 weeks with daily scooping and a full change every few weeks.
Nutrition
Not a food — this is a litter-box supply with no nutritional role. It should never be eaten; it simply clumps waste and manages odor in the box.
Good for
One or more household cats of any age using a litter box; the unscented version suits cats that are sensitive to fragrance.
Safety & handling
Litter is non-edible: keep it away from food-prep areas and out of reach of pets that might nibble, and wash your hands after scooping. If your cat tends to eat litter, ask your vet which type is the better fit.
Pairs with
Pair with a sturdy scoop and a lidded waste bin, and set the box well away from the cat's food and water stations.
What to look for when buying
Unscented is worth choosing if your cat seems sensitive to the box — some cats avoid heavily perfumed litter, which can lead to accidents outside the box.
Good to know
Cats can reject a box over scent alone, so an unscented litter removes a common, easily overlooked reason a cat starts eliminating elsewhere in the house.
Common questions
How often should clumping cat litter be fully changed?
Even with daily scooping, plan to dump and fully refresh the box every 2–4 weeks so odor and bacteria don't build up.
Why choose unscented litter over scented?
Cats have a much stronger sense of smell than people, and some react to fragranced litter by avoiding the box; unscented is the safer default.
How deep should the litter layer be?
Most cats do well with about 2–3 inches of litter — enough to dig and cover, but not so deep it's wasteful.
General buying and care guidance, not veterinary or nutritional advice — check with your vet before changing your pet's diet or routine.
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