Paper cat litter, especially types made from recycled paper, offers numerous benefits. It's highly absorbent, effectively trapping urine and reducing odours. It's also dust-free, making it a healthier choice for cats and owners with respiratory issues. Plus, it's lighter than clay litter, making it easier to handle and dispose of.

Unlike clay or crystal litter, paper cat litter is made from recycled paper — a renewable resource. It's biodegradable, making it an environmentally friendly choice. It's also softer on your cat's paws and less likely to track around your home.

Yes, paper cat litter is safe for cats of all ages. It's non-toxic and made from natural materials, so if your cat accidentally ingests some while grooming, it won't harm them. The dust-free nature of paper litter also reduces the risk of respiratory issues.

For optimal cleanliness and odour control, it's recommended that you change paper cat litter at least once a week. However, the frequency can vary depending on the number of cats in your home and their bathroom habits. We recommend scooping out faeces and soiled litter daily. 

Absolutely! Paper cat litter is an excellent choice for kittens. Its soft texture is gentle on their tiny paws, and because it's non-toxic, it's safe if they ingest some.

Paper cat litter controls odours effectively thanks to its high absorbency. It soaks up urine quickly, trapping the smell inside.

Yes, paper cat litter is environmentally friendly. It's made from recycled paper, reducing waste in landfill. Plus, it's biodegradable and compostable, unlike many traditional litters.

Paper cat litter controls odours effectively thanks to its high absorbency. It soaks up urine quickly, trapping the smell inside.

Yes, paper cat litter is environmentally friendly. It's made from recycled paper, reducing waste in landfill. Plus, it's biodegradable and compostable, unlike many traditional litters.

While paper cat litter is biodegradable, it's not recommended to flush it down the toilet. It can expand when wet and potentially clog your pipes. The best way to dispose of it is to bag it and place it in your general waste bin.

Aim for a depth of about 5 to 7 centimetres of paper cat litter in the tray. This allows your cat to dig and cover their waste while ensuring effective absorption and odour control.

One of the benefits of paper cat litter is that it's virtually dust-free, reducing mess and the risk of respiratory problems. It's also less likely to be tracked around your home than other types of litter, keeping your space cleaner.

Paper cat litter is an eco-friendly and absorbent solution for your feline's litter needs. At Petbarn, we offer a variety of cat litter options to suit your preferences. Explore our selection of natural cat litter, which provides excellent odour control and is gentle on your cat's paws. For a low-dust and long-lasting option, consider our crystal litter. To ensure a clean and tidy litter area, check out our range of litter tray accessories. Alternatively, traditional clay litter options are also available. Browse our complete selection of cat litter trays to find the right fit for your cat's needs. If you have a kitten, we also offer specialised kitten litter for their smaller size and unique requirements. Choose Petbarn for a variety of paper cat litter options and find the perfect litter solution for your furry companion