Ever Clean Clumping Cat Litter, Lavender Scented for Long-lasting freshness, Maximum Odour Elimination, 10L

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Wood pellet cat litter - more sustainable than most types, made up of compressed and dehydrated wood or sawdust, often made up of byproducts from wood production used to make something else, such as furniture. Clay cat litter - different clay types, usually bentonites (which are highly absorbent), which are dug out of the ground, compressed and dehydrated into granules. Below is a detailed guide to keeping your cat safe from lavender. Keep reading for information on types of lavender, poison prevention, and treatment options. Cats and Lavender: Is it Safe? Pure natural clay clumping cat litter with a lovely lavender scent. The fine natural clay granules are very economical and special formula helps to bind nasty odours efficiently for a long time. This depends on which cat litter you buy, which is usually a choice between clumping or non-clumping cat litter. Clumping cat litter vs non-clumping

Avoid topicals containing lavender . Richardson explains that cat parents should avoid the use of topical products that contain lavender essential oils. “Avoidance of applying topical essential oils, including lavender, to your pet is the best way to avoid toxicity,” she says. We placed feline urine on each cat litter and stood at set distances from it to see if we could detect any unpleasant smells.Besides as a plant, lavender comes in other forms like oils, sprays and diffusers. Bad news for lavender-loving cat owners: All of these have varying degrees of toxicity to cats, depending on exposure. If you choose to keep lavender plants in your home, closely monitor how your cat interacts with it. Can I Diffuse Lavender Around My Cats? We filled sealed containers with as much cat litter as we could and weighed them to see how much you'd need to use to fill up the same size space. The more you need to use, the more frequently you'll need to buy more. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Zeolite, a natural mineral granule is added to ensure even more effect odour absorption. Intersand Classic Lavender with its TRIPLE ACTION™ formula can absorb up to 400% of its own weight in liquid. The patented formula works in three ways:

Tigerino Special Edition / Premium - Lavender is made from 100% pure natural clay and is free from any chemical additives. Cat's can be fussy, so unfortunately buying the best cat litter for them won't guarantee that they'll like using it. Tigerino Special Edition / Premium Cat Litter is a natural clay litter with fantastic clumping power. It has a special formula that reliably binds unpleasant odours in the litterand helps to keep rooms smelling fresh. It also has particularly high absorbency, making it up to 4 times more efficient than standard clumping litter. The granules are particularly fine and produce less than 1% dust. Production processes vary from brand to brand, but these are the typical compositions of cat litter that you're likely to come across: Regular removal of the clumps with a litter scoop will help to keep your cat's litter tray hygienically fresh.Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Lavender—the shrubby plant with lovely purple flowers—surrounds us as herbal remedies, oils, skincare products, and wellness treatments. While humans often turn to it for its many benefits, is lavender safe for cats? As enticing it is to diffuse some lavender to bring calming energy into your home, it may not be the best choice for your feline buddy. Here are ways to protect your indoor cat from lavender poisoning. That's why you can get your Tigerino litter in both the old and the new design during the transition phase.

There is no established toxic dose for lavender oil,” says Richardson. “It depends on each individual cat’s sensitivity to it and route of exposure.” We do know that cats can be extremely sensitive to even passive, diffused aerosolized products, leading to respiratory irritation in their lungs, causing asthma,” she says.

We saturated a set amount of cat litter with water, and then drained it through a sieve and re-weighed the water to see how much had been absorbed by the cat litter.

Your cat may experience gastrointestinal symptoms rapidly, within the first three hours of exposure or ingestion. However, Richardson states that “liver or kidney damage can take several days to become apparent via blood tests.” We're afraid it's up to you to tempt/bribe your cat into liking the one that best fits your time, needs and budget. What is cat litter made of? Lavender oil diffusers and sprays tend to have low levels of lavender. However, they can still enter your cat’s respiratory system. Richardson says that while there are limited studies on the longterm effects of essential oils for both humans or animals, no clear evidence exists on a safe level of exposure. The calming scent may be beneficial for humans in relieving stress and anxiety. However, lavender, especially in the form of oil, can be dangerous to your feline friend.The choice between clumping cat litter and non-clumping is mostly down to how often you want to replace the soiled litter in the tray, or clean out the whole thing. Keep lavender out of reach of cats . Instead of lavender, keep cat-friendly plants like catnip , oat grass (cat grass), and grow herbs like valerian, Cat’s Claw, and licorice root. Silica cat litter - silicon dioxide minerals which are often mined from quartz sand and heated until they crystalise into gel granules. Lavender essential oil is the most toxic form of lavender for your felines. “Cats are more susceptible to essential oils than some other species as they are missing a specific enzyme in their liver that helps them metabolize certain drugs, including essential oils,” says Richardson. “Besides the dermal absorption that can occur rapidly, cats will often groom off foreign substances that have been applied to their coat, therefore, ingesting the oil.”