Pea-based Cat Litter

$46.00

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📦 1 Box ($34 / box) 📦📦📦 3 Box ($32 / box)

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Enjoy a cleaner home with our pea-based clumping cat litter—designed for ultra low tracking and minimal mess.

Made from natural pea fiber sourced from organic yellow peas. It is 100% natural, free from artificial ingredients or harmful chemicals, and dust free. Safe for your cat and kind to the planet.

Each box weighs 10.6 pounds and is 2.6x more absorbent than clay litter and 60% lighter. Each pound of cat litter will pack more punch, so you use less cat litter overall. One box typically lasts 6-8 weeks.

Sold in the US Only

Material and Care Instructions

Materials:

Pea Fiber, Corn Starch, Guar Gum

Shipping & Returns

Free US shipping on orders over $200.

We offer a 30 day money-back guarantee. If you're not completely happy, we accept returns within 30 days if the product is in brand new condition (unused and in its original packaging). We can't accept returns of even lightly used products. Only the item value is refunded and not the shipping cost. Return shipping costs are not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pea-based Cat Litter

$46.00

Low Tracking

Designed with uniquely shaped pellets that resist sticking to paws, reducing scatter and keeping your floors clean.

No Dust

Pea fiber produces minimal dust because it is naturally dense and less prone to breaking down into fine particles.

Additionally, our litter undergoes a specialized drying and refining process to ensure a firm, low-dust texture, making it a cleaner and healthier choice for you and your cat.

Clumps Well

The natural starch in our organic peas quickly absorbs moisture, forming strong, tight clumps that won’t break apart. This makes cleanup effortless while keeping the litter box fresh and dry.

Why Peas?

Pea fiber, a byproduct of pea processing for gluten-free foods, is highly absorbent, clumps well, and is a natural, food-grade material that is healthy for your cat.

Also due to its fiber structure, it is naturally low in dust.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Cat Butler's Pea-based cat litter different?

Cat Butler's Pea-based Cat Litter is 2.6x more absorbent than clay litter due to the high concentration of pea fiber, more so than other litter types, so you need less litter to do the same job.

Our long-lasting, clumping litter means lighter trash bags, less scooping and less trips to the store.

How long does one box last?

Typically one box will last for 6-8 weeks with one cat. Keep in mind other factors may influence your usage such as the size of your litter box, how often your cat uses it, and how deep you fill it.

What are the ingredients?

Our formula is simple with three natural and safe ingredients: pea fiber, corn starch, and guar gum.

Why should you get a cat litter subscription?

We offer a 5% discount and free shipping on all subscriptions. You can pause, cancel or skip your subscription at any time.

Choose how often you receive your litter to fit your cat's needs, whether it's monthly or every 3 months. Never run out of litter again.

What if I need to pause, cancel, or update my subscription?

You can easily manage your subscription at any time. Within your order confirmation email, you’ll click on View your order > Manage your subscription. From there, you’ll be able to easily make updates to your subscription. If anything else comes up, our team is always here to help at support@catbutler.com

What is the 30 day money back guarantee?

Try our litter risk-free! First-time customers who order with us online will have 30 days from the date of purchase to fall in love with our clumping litter.

If at any time during your first 30 days you aren’t happy with your Pea-based cat litter, please contact our support team at support@catbutler.com and we will be happy to assist you with a refund.

Does this work with self-cleaning litter boxes?

The pellets work with some automatic litter boxes.

Finally, a Cat Litter That Stays Doesn't Track as Much

I've been using the pea-based cat litter for a while now, and I’m really impressed with its low tracking. Unlike other litters, it doesn’t stick to my cat’s paws, so I don’t find litter scattered all over my apartment. Only 1 or two pellets usually tracks out. It’s been a game changer in keeping my floors cleaner. Plus, it's eco-friendly, which is a nice bonus!

Actually is Dust Free

I've always been sensitive to dust, making the task of cleaning my cat's litter box a daily challenge. I decided to purchase this litter because it looked virtually dust-free, And it couldn't be more pleased. No more dust clouds, just a clean and gentle environment for both me and my cat, Luna. I couldn't be happier with the results.

Perfect Cat Litter for Small Space Living

Living in a small apartment in New York City means every decision I make has to be practical—especially when it comes to my cats. I’ve tried so many different litters over the years, but this pea-based litter has been a game-changer. First off, the odor control is fantastic. In a small space, even the slightest smell lingers, but this litter keeps everything fresh without overwhelming artificial scents.

What really surprised me was how long it lasts. With just one cat using it, a single box stretches for almost two months. The clumping is solid, making scooping quick and easy, and there’s barely any dust—something I appreciate since I don’t want litter dust settling all over my apartment. Plus, it’s lightweight, so I don’t have to dread hauling heavy bags up my apartment stairs.

If you’re a city dweller like me looking for a natural, long-lasting, and effective litter, this one’s definitely worth a try.

Better than Clay Litter

I’ve been using use this Pea Cat Litter for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly surprised by how much I like it. I’ve tried a bunch of litters over the years, and this one stands out.

I live in an apartment so if the cat litter tracks all over the house, my entire living space is dirty. So I am glad this litter is so clean! It's not the usual dusty clay stuff, and it doesn't track around the house as much. My cat loves it too, even though it's bigger than what he's used to. The only downside is that it pricier than clay litter.

Pea-based Cat Litter