What is filler, what is it for and what is it made of Filler is a great product for your cat
The culture of using filler came to our country in the 90s. People used various methods of filling litter boxes from newspapers to sand to reduce stress to animals and avoid the appearance of odor in the apartment. At that time, absorbent and clumping cat litter fillers began to appear. Over the past 30 years, the culture of using specialized fillers has expanded and new materials have appeared.
Today, fillers vary
By the type of material:
• Natural — made from natural materials: clay, wood, plant components (soy, corn, coconut), minerals, coal, etc.; • Artificial — made from chemicals using certain technologies.
By the size of pellets:
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• Mixed.
By the principle of action:
• Absorbent
• Lumpy
By the type of material:
• Bentonite
• Wood
• Soy
• Corn
• Coal
• Silica gel
• Quartz
• Zeolite
All fillers have their pros and cons, and it's important to consider these, as well as the location of the litter box in your house, and your personal preferences when choosing the right one for your pet.
Today, fillers vary
By the type of material:
• Natural — made from natural materials: clay, wood, plant components (soy, corn, coconut), minerals, coal, etc.; • Artificial — made from chemicals using certain technologies.
By the size of pellets:
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• Mixed.
By the principle of action:
• Absorbent
• Lumpy
By the type of material:
• Bentonite
• Wood
• Soy
• Corn
• Coal
• Silica gel
• Quartz
• Zeolite
All fillers have their pros and cons, and it's important to consider these, as well as the location of the litter box in your house, and your personal preferences when choosing the right one for your pet.
