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How to Successfully Make the Switch to Catalyst Pet Litter

To start, open the Catalyst bag and set it next to your cat's litter box to allow them to smell it.

Pour 1-2 inches of Catalyst into a clean litter box and add 1-2 inches of your previous litter on top.

Over the next few days as you scoop out waste, replace with more Catalyst.

Using this method will smoothly transition both the litter box and your cat to the highest performing natural cat litter on the planet! 

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How to Successfully Make the Switch to Catalyst Pet Litter

Nathan the Cat Lady shows how easy it is to make the transition to Catalyst Pet natural softwood litter!

 

Introducing the Catalyst Litter Scoop

Expertly designed with efficiency and ease in mind, the Catalyst Cat Scoop – brought to you by the makers of Catalyst Pet – is a simple and hygienic way to clean up your furry feline’s litter box.

Why You Should Leave Clay Litter in the Dust

Most cat lovers are not aware that clay litters are made of sodium bentonite, a mineral that is strip-mined and not biodegradable, but that’s not where the problems end. Clay litter can also be unhealthy for your furry feline.

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