Omlet Cat Litter: compare five litter typesChoose a litter that suits your cat's preferences and your cleaning routine. The Omlet range includes silica, tofu, pine, clay and paper options, each designed to absorb moisture and help manage litter-tray odours.Some cats prefer soft granules, while others are comfortable with larger pellets. Whether you want scoopable clumps or a non-clumping option, comparing the materials makes it easier to choose without assuming every litter works the same way.Pack sizes available from Appletons
No. 1 Silica: 8.75L.
No. 2 Tofu: 6L.
No. 3 Pine: 10L.
No. 4 Clay: 10L.
No. 5 Paper: 10L.
Select the required litter type before ordering. Each option is a separate bag of the stated volume, not a mixed selection. Volume does not indicate equal bag weight or an identical number of days of use across the five materials.No. 1 Silica: clumping granulesOmlet's No. 1 formula uses fine amorphous silica sand granules. It is a clumping litter designed to absorb moisture and make used portions easier to remove while retaining unused litter.This particular Omlet silica formula is clumping; do not assume it behaves like every other silica-crystal litter. Follow the instructions on the bag for filling, scooping and complete changes.No. 2 Tofu: plant-based clumping litterMade from crushed beans that are a by-product of tofu production, No. 2 combines a plant-based material with clumping performance. Omlet specifies active carbon particles to help manage odours.Choose it if you prefer a plant-derived material and a routine of removing used clumps. Its origin does not make used litter safe to ingest or establish a suitable disposal method on its own.No. 3 Pine: non-clumping wood pelletsNo. 3 is made from pine wood pellets, with a natural wood scent and absorbent particles for moisture and odour management. It is a non-clumping option, so use the cleaning method specified for the pellets rather than expecting firm scoopable clumps.Larger pellets may help reduce tracking compared with some finer materials, although results depend on your cat and tray setup.No. 4 Clay: bentonite with active carbonNo. 4 uses fine bentonite clay balls with active carbon for odour control. The naturally clumping material allows used portions to be scooped out without immediately discarding all the remaining litter.Regular removal of clumps and solid waste helps maintain the tray. Clumping performance does not remove the need for full litter changes and cleaning.No. 5 Paper: non-clumping recycled pelletsNo. 5 is made from recycled newspaper pellets. It is a lightweight, absorbent, non-clumping option that Omlet describes as soft on paws and virtually dust-free.Omlet recommends its paper litter as an option for kittens. Follow the pack's age and usage guidance and seek veterinary advice if your kitten eats litter or has particular health needs. Low-dust does not mean a guarantee of no dust or suitability for every sensitivity.Clumping or non-clumping?Clumping options: No. 1 Silica, No. 2 Tofu and No. 4 Clay. Moisture forms clumps that can be removed during routine scooping.Non-clumping options: No. 3 Pine and No. 5 Paper. These absorb moisture without forming the same scoopable clumps and require a cleaning routine appropriate to their material.Odour control, tracking and how long a bag lasts depend on the number of cats, tray size, litter depth and cleaning frequency. No litter eliminates the need for regular hygiene.Introducing a different litterStart with your cat's preferences rather than changing material, tray and location all at once. Introduce a new litter gradually where practical, keeping a familiar toileting option available while your cat adjusts.Pour carefully to minimise airborne particles. Scoop waste regularly, top up or replace the litter according to the bag instructions, and clean the tray between full changes. Wash your hands after handling used litter.Storage and disposalKeep unused litter dry and the bag securely closed, away from food and moisture. Follow the pack instructions and your local waste-service requirements for disposal. Do not assume a plant-based or paper litter is suitable for flushing, food-garden composting or a kerbside organics bin, particularly once contaminated with cat waste.This listing is for litter only. Litter trays, Maya litter-box furniture, scoops and replacement filters are separate products.
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