This bag of tofu cat litter hides

      When I opened the cat litter bag, the first thing I smelled was not the pungent chemical smell, but a faint bean fragrance - this was my first surprise when I came into contact with this natural tofu cat litter. Later on, I found out that its raw material was not ordinary soybean residue, but food grade soybean processing residue that had been screened. Each batch had undergone non GMO testing and pesticide residue screening. Even during production, no fluorescent agents or artificial deodorizers were added, and the sand particles poured out had a natural off white color that felt delicate but not loose.

      The most reassuring thing for me is when I use it for my kitten at home. Before using other sands, the kitten always liked to scratch and lick its paws, and I was always worried about chemical residues; After switching to this model, even if it occasionally licks sand particles, because the raw material is edible grade residue, there is no need to panic and search for "what should cats do if they accidentally eat cat litter". And the sand particles are 1.2mm fine particles, as soft as dried cotton wool. When young cats step on them, they won't shrink their paws like they would when stepping on traditional mineral sand. Even elderly cats can steadily pick them up without hiding in the sand basin due to foot discomfort.

      After using it for a long time, I found that "natural" is not only the raw material, but also does not pollute the cleaning process. Previously, when changing the sand, dust floated all over the windowsill, and after wiping it off, I had to worry about the cat inhaling it; When you look closely at this sandblasting machine, it only has extremely fine natural powder, which won't make you cough. Even after using the toilet, the cat's paw crevices won't get dirty, so there's no need to chase and wipe its paws every time.

      What's more convenient is the handling process. Unlike some "pseudo natural" cat litter, which has to be individually bagged and disposed of with hazardous waste after use; This product was buried in a flowerpot with leftover sand. Two weeks later, when I looked at it again, the green ivy growing in the sand burial area actually became more lush - it turned out that after degradation, it would release natural nitrogen elements, which became the plant's nutrient. Even if you flush the toilet, it won't clog the pipes like traditional sand, because it will slowly decompose in the water and won't leave difficult to handle residue.

      Later on, when recommending cat litter to friends, I always said, "Choosing 'natural' cat litter is not just a gimmick, it's about being able to see the cleanliness of the ingredients, feel the softness of the sand particles, and even leave a sense of freedom for the earth after use." This bag of tofu cat litter did not disappoint, as it extended 'pollution-free' from the raw material bag to the cat's paw pads, the air at home, and the pot of green ivy growing slowly outside the window.

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