Mineral cat litter can be flushed, but it is not recommended to flush large amounts of litter down the toilet. Use compliant waste disposal methods.
Characteristics and Usage Methods
Mineral cat litter is made from crushed natural inorganic minerals, primarily wollastonite and sponge stone. Compared to other cat litters, mineral cat litter is highly absorbent, odorless, and environmentally friendly, producing less dust and being less harmful to cats. It is typically milky white or beige, with larger, irregularly shaped granules.
To use, pour the mineral cat litter into a dedicated litter box, about 3-4 cm thick. Clean it after your cat has used it. Change the litter every 1-2 weeks and clean the litter box regularly, ensuring it is frequently washed and dried.
Can it be flushed?
Mineral cat litter can be flushed, but it is not recommended to flush large amounts down the toilet. This is because the larger granules and natural inorganic substances in mineral cat litter can easily clog pipes and block drains. Therefore, when disposing of waste cat litter, compliant waste disposal methods should be used, such as sealing it and placing it in a trash can.