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Swheat Scoop Litter
If you think a scoopable litter has to be loaded with clay and chemicals to clump and control odor, you're in for a surprise! Swheat Scoop® litter is made from naturally processed wheat, which means it's clay free, chemical free, fragrance free and biodegradable. Mouse around here a while, and we think you'll agree -- this litter is naturally better.Ideal for automatic litter boxes.
Naturally eliminates odors.
Thanks to our patented process, this litter's natural wheat enzymes work continuously to neutralize litter box odor, no matter how many cats you own.
Clay and chemical free.
Unlike many scoopable litters, Swheat Scoop litter contains no silica dust, sodium bentonite, chemicals or flowery fragrances. Which is good news for your cat and you.
Clumps firmly for easy scooping.
Through this same process, natural wheat starches are exposed to form firm, solid clumps when they come in contact with moisture. So you can scoop them out with ease.
Low dust, less tracking.
Wheat also makes for a neater litter that doesn't get tracked around the house or raise clay dust clouds when poured.
Good for multi-cat homes.
Whether you own one cat or a dozen, Swheat Scoop litter has the deodorizing strength it takes to keep your house smelling fresh and clean.
Safely digestible.
Swheat Scoop litter is safe and non-toxic for cats and kittens, as well as other household pets. The granules can be licked during grooming or digested without serious health consequences.
Soft on sensitive paws.
For cats and kittens with tender paws, Swheat Scoop litter is a softer choice than many clay or pelleted litters. In fact, it's so gentle, it's even recommended by veterinarians for newly declawed cats.
Cat accepted.
Cats are creatures of habit, and can be apprehensive when they encounter a different litter. But they find it easy to get used to Swheat Scoop litter because it looks and feels like conventional litter.
Safe for kittens.
Unlike clay-based scoopable litters, this litter is veterinarian-recommended for kittens and newly declawed cats.
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