01/. Add 1 bag every time,Clean the cat feces and urine

02/. Mix thoroughly with the cat litter

03/. After 20 minutes,the formula will start to work

After thoroughly mixing with cat litter, it can make them highly absorbent, and silicone crystals have super absorbent properties, making them more absorbent than other types of garbage. Therefore, you need less garbage to complete the same task. Our persistent and non clumping garbage means lighter garbage bags, fewer shovels, and fewer visits to stores.

On the other hand, traditional clumps of garbage can turn urine into large (heavy) clumps, which need to be dug out and replaced within a month. The ultra dry silicone in our products absorbs urine and odor, trapping it when the moisture in the urine evaporates. These solid wastes are all you need.

Most cat's take to cat litter companion immediately, but some cats have a harder time transitioning. We all know cats can be picky, so this may happen if your cat doesn't recognize cat litter companion's new texture, color, or (lack of) smell.

Luckily we have some tips to help with the transition! Try taking one poop and one urine clump from the old litter and put it into the new cat litter companion fill. Your cat will recognize the familiar smell and know this is still their bathroom. This has been really successful in transitioning our feline family members to cat litter companion!

Absolutely! Multi-cat households love cat litter companion.

But, what about health monitoring, you ask? If your cats share a litter box and you notice a color change, we recommends having an extra box and extra bags of cat litter companion on hand so you can isolate their bathrooms and see which cat may be having an issue.

Each bag of cat litter companion is designed for a medium or "average" size litter box around 16 inches long and 12 inches wide. cat litter companion requires a minimum depth of 2 inches for a litter box being used by one cat. One bag will accomplish that. If you use a larger litter box you may want to consider buying an extra bag in order to provide proper depth.

If your cat is older or on the larger side, we recommend you get your litter box up to at least 3" of depth for optimum absorption. In this case, we'd recommend buying an extra bag of cat litter companion and use just half of that bag along with the first bag. Additionally, if you have a cat that loves to dig, that extra bag will get you to at least 3 inches of litter lining the surface of the tray.

If you have a multi-cat household, we recommend a minimum of one bag of cat litter companion per cat. For example, if two cats are using one litter box, we suggest two bags. If each cat has their own litter box, but one is used more than the other, we suggest two bags per box.