Simple understanding of tofu cat litter

Tofu cat litter can be divided into two types: clumped and non clumped (ordinary tofu cat litter, tofu traditional Chinese medicine sand, tofu color changing sand, tofu pine wood core sand, and tofu corn core sand). Tuan Tuan is a Volkswagen model.

Material: As the name suggests, tofu paste is made from the residue of tofu.
Advantages: Environmental protection, waste utilization, and direct flushing of the toilet. Dust free, non-toxic, and harmless to both cats and humans. Can condense and facilitate cleaning. The ingredients are natural, with a bean flavor and a wide variety of derivatives (including tofu traditional Chinese medicine sand, tofu color changing sand, tofu pine wood core sand, and tofu corn core sand). It is flavored, dyed, charred, and dust-free. It can be flushed directly from the toilet, which is also convenient for cleaning. According to the size of the cat, it can be replaced every 12 days, 7 days, or 5 days. It is recommended that if you are raising purebred cats, those with weak digestive systems (which are prone to diarrhea) should use a clumping type. Cats will definitely be fine if they eat it, and soybean residue can be eaten (but choose a manufacturer without industrial additives). It is extremely suitable for postpartum, postoperative cats, and kittens before half a year old.

Disadvantages: Insects are prone to grow in summer or humid environments. Some people have reported a bean odor, and the cat refuses to use it. The agglomeration ability is not as good as clay sand, and the price is also more expensive than clay and crystal.

How to use: It is best to pair it with a double decker toilet, as some broken particles can deposit on the bottom. Regularly clean the bottom to prevent excessive urine odor. Usually, just like using clumped cat litter, clean the urine and BB blocks every day.