Cassava Cat Litter is a 100% plant-based, biodegradable litter made from tapioca flour, starch, flour, enzyme, a deodorant, and a bacteriostatic agent. It is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional clay or silica-based litters, offering excellent clumping and odour control.

Cassava Cat Litter forms tight, scoopable clumps when it comes into contact with liquid, making cleanup easy. The natural fibers absorb moisture quickly, while the deodorant and bacteriostatic agent help control odours and bacteria growth.

Yes! Our litter is non-toxic, dust-free, and free from harmful chemicals. It’s gentle on your cat’s paws and safe if accidentally ingested during grooming.

Kittens under 12 weeks are more likely to mouth or ingest litter out of curiosity. Their digestive systems are still developing, so even “safe” ingredients can be risky in larger amounts.

We recommend waiting until 12+ weeks before introducing our clumping or edible-ingredient-based litters.

While small accidental ingestion is not toxic, consuming large quantities can cause digestive blockages — especially because cassava is highly absorbent and can expand.

Note: Any litter should not be eaten in large amounts, and unusual behavior or symptoms should prompt a vet visit.

Unfortunately no! We recommend disposing of used litter in the red bin or composting where allowed. Feces should always be disposed in the red bin.

The litter is ultra-absorbent, capable of absorbing up to 500% of its weight in water, making cleanup easy and efficient.

Yes! Cassava Cat Litter is 100% biodegradable and compostable, breaking down naturally without harming the environment—unlike clay litter, which contributes to landfill waste.

Most suitable for automatic litter boxes. If it's a manual tray, fill the tray to a minimum of 5cm. Scoop out solid waste daily, and dispose of the urine clumps in both the green and red bins. The feces can only be placed in the red bins. The litter is also suitable for composting in your garden.

For best results, scoop daily and top up as needed. A full litter change is recommended every 2–3 weeks depending on usage and the number of cats.

1. Vs. Clay Litter: Lighter, more absorbent, and biodegradable.
2. Vs. Crystal Litter: More natural, with no synthetic materials.
3. Vs. Paper Litter: Better clumping and odor control.
4. Vs. Wood Pellet Litter: Forms tighter clumps for easier cleaning.