How Do You Use Corn Litter?

Using corn cat litter is a straightforward process similar to using other types of cat litter. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Steps for Using Corn Litter

Prepare the Litter Box: Start with a clean, empty litter box. Ensure it's thoroughly washed and dried.
Pour in the Corn Litter: Pour 3-4 inches of corn cat litter into the clean litter box. This depth provides ample space for your cat to dig and bury their waste.
Let Your Cat Use the Litter Box: Allow your cat to use the litter box as usual. Most cats readily adapt to corn litter, but some may require a transition period, which can be achieved by mixing it with their old litter.
Scoop Regularly: Scoop out solid waste and urine clumps at least once a day, or more frequently if needed. Corn litter forms firm, easy-to-scoop clumps.
Dispose of Waste: Dispose of the scooped waste in a garbage bin. Corn litter is often biodegradable and can sometimes be composted, but check local regulations and the specific litter brand for disposal guidelines. Never flush cat litter down the toilet.
Maintain Litter Depth: As you remove waste, replenish the litter box with fresh corn litter to maintain the 3-4 inch depth.
Clean the Litter Box Periodically: Completely empty and clean the litter box every 3-4 weeks, or as needed. Wash it with mild soap and water, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely before refilling with fresh corn litter.

Transitioning: If your cat is hesitant to use corn litter, mix a small amount of corn litter with their existing litter. Gradually increase the amount of corn litter over several days or weeks until they are fully transitioned.
Dust Control: Some corn litters may produce dust. Pour the litter slowly to minimize dust clouds.
Odor Control: Corn litter is known for its natural odor control. Ensure you are scooping regularly to maximize its effectiveness. If odor is a concern, consider using a litter box with a lid or an odor-absorbing filter.