KatKin Scoop Health - Economy Pack: 2 x 2.7kg

KatKin Scoop Health Cat Litter provides a health-conscious solution for cat owners who prioritize their feline companion's well-being. Crafted with care, it seamlessly combines functionality with care. The pioneering pH-indicating formula reveals urinary health issues through colour-changing silica crystals, offering an early heads-up to facilitate timely communication with your vet. Derived from 100% sustainable ingredients, KatKin Scoop Health Cat Litter is a considerate blend of natural components. This includes gentle chamomile extracts and soothing aloe vera, fostering a tranquil litter box experience for your cat. The soft texture ensures comfort for your cat’s delicate paws, eliminating scratching or discomfort during essential litter box visits. KatKin Scoop Health Cat Litter boasts advanced odour-eliminating properties. It effectively neutralises odours, maintaining a fresh environment for both your cat and your home. Formulated for convenience, this litter clumps instantly due to the unique structure of quartz sand that rapidly interacts with moisture. Scooping becomes a breeze, enabling you to effortlessly maintain cleanliness! KatKin Scoop Health Cat Litter at glance: Non-clumping silica litter with pH indicator Health-monitoring, colour-changing: may indicate urinary conditions with colour-changing silica crystals Long-lasting, fast-absorbing, odour-eliminating: made with silica crystals to lock away odours Easy-scooping: formulated to clump instantly Developed by vets What Scoop Health's colours mean? Yellow to olive green - normal urinary pH. Orange - acidic urine; may indicate conditions like certain kidney diseases, bladder stones and urinary crystals. Dark green to blue - alkaline urine; may indicate conditions like bladder stones, urinary tract infections and urinary crystals. Give your vet a call to get advice and arrange an appointment. Red - blood in urine; may be caused by conditions like UTIs, bladder inflammation, urinary stones, internal injuries or, rarely, bladder cancer. Arrange an urgent vet appointment.