Cat Litter Dust Is a Health Risk
Most Cat Litter Creates Dust. Ours Doesn’t.

Litter Dust Triggers Asthma and Allergies
Airborne dust is harmful to your cat’s respiratory health.
Clay litter, in particular, produces fine silica dust that is easily inhaled.
Over time, this irritates the lungs and contributes to asthma and allergies.
Cat Litter Designed for Your Cat's Health
My cats, Teemo and Arya developed respiratory issues from dusty litter.
That’s why I set out to create something better. A litter with ZERO dust, made from clean, natural ingredients.
Founder, Cat Butler - Victor
Clean Ingredients. Better Litter

Safe if Accidently Ingested
Our pea fiber litter is derived from food-grade materials, making it not only highly effective at controlling odor, but also safe if accidentally ingested. No harsh chemicals. No artificial fragrances. Just a cleaner, healthier litter for your cat.
Dissolves in Saliva or Water
Our pea-based litter dissolves quickly in saliva or water, eliminating the risk of choking or intestinal blockages.

Clay Litter Can Cause An Intestinal Blockage
Clay litter can expand when ingested, forming concrete clumps in the digestive tract.
Kittens are especially vulnerable due to their smaller size and tendency to ingest litter.
On the right is a X-ray of a cat with dense, granular material consistent with ingested clay litter.
Low Tracking Litter. Cleaner Home
Uniquely shaped pellets won't stick to your cat's paws

