Benek Corn - corn litter for your cat

Cats, especially young cats, discover the world using all their senses. Also by tasting new things. Therefore, after we replace any other litter with corn litter, our cats may try to eat it.

If it is just a single incident, we do not have to worry about the health of our cats. Corn litter is a natural product which, in the presence of moisture, completely breaks down, so it will not remain in the kittens' intestines but will be excreted by them.

In addition, the corn used in the production is a feed material and is therefore tested and approved by the official veterinarian. It does not contain any impurities or harmful substances.

However, if your cat eats the litter frequently, you should consult your vet. This may indicate that there are insufficient macro or micro elements in your cat's diet, and that it is trying to supplement them by eating the litter.

Our corn litter is extremely economical in use. It has excellent liquid absorption and clumping properties, so you just need to throw away clumped granules and droppings and fill the tray up with clean litter.

It is not necessary to change the whole litter after each use. General cleaning and replacement of the entire litter from the litter tray for one cat that has no health problems with excreting or urination can be carried out every 3-4 weeks.

Corn litter, even though it clumps together quickly and permanently, crumbles and breaks down into very small fragments when in contact with water, and thanks to the fact that it is made of a natural raw material, it does not leave any toxic substances.

That is why it can be safely disposed of in the toilet. Just remember to remove the clumps in small portions on an ongoing basis, and check local regulations for sanitary disposal.