For sensitive noses · Ayvalık Dust-free cat litter,
a breath of fresh air.

It is herbal cat litter produced by drying, grinding and sifting the olive pits left over from olive oil production. In products with activated carbon, odor control is strengthened by carbonizing a part of the core. It does not create a new demand for raw materials; evaluates a by-product that has already emerged.

Activated carbon traps fragrance molecules on its porous surface; This is called adsorption. It does not cover the smell like perfume, but takes the molecule from the environment. But let's be honest: no amount of sand will cancel out the smell. No product will be sufficient in a container without scooping twice a day.

Yes. When it comes into contact with liquid, it forms a lump and is removed whole with a scoop. It is important that the lump does not disperse: clean sand is also thrown into the dispersed lump, increasing consumption.

The term “dust-free” is used to mean that the sand does not create visible dust clouds in normal use; No bulk material is 100% particle-free on a laboratory scale. Thanks to its hard and sieved grain structure, it produces significantly less dust than fine clay sands. You do the real test when you open the package and pour it into the container.

Not in every title. Bentonite clumps faster and harder, its liter price is lower. Olive pits, on the other hand, are lighter, less dusty, perfume-free and biodegradable. Which one is right depends on your priority.

It varies depending on the number of cats, number of containers and cleaning habits. The correct unit of comparison is the day, not the liter price: note the date you opened the pack and the date it was finished, divide the pack price by the number of days.

5-7cm depth is suitable for most cats. Less sand causes the liquid to sink to the bottom and smell there; It's not savings, it's waste.

Spread the transition over 5-7 days: slightly increase the rate of new sand each day. A sudden change may cause the cat to reject the bowl.

Since kittens can take sand into their mouth in the first months, non-clumping sand is recommended. It can be stopped after mouthing behavior disappears, usually between 4-6 months of age.

It does not contain chemical additives, perfumes and colorants; It is not expected to cause damage in normal use. However, as with any sand, it is not suitable to swallow large amounts. If your cat regularly eats litter, this is a separate issue and requires veterinary evaluation.

Even though it is a vegetal sand, it is not recommended for installation and purification. The correct method is to dispose of it in the household garbage in a sealed bag.

In a dry, cool place out of direct sunlight, with the package closed. Moisture is the first factor that reduces absorbency; Bathrooms and closed balconies are not suitable.