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America Litter

NATURE'S GFT

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Nature's Gift corn cat litter is a natural, biodegradable cat litter made from corn cobs. It is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional clay-based cat litters, which can be harmful to the environment and to cats if ingested. The corn cobs used to make Nature's Gift cat litter are a renewable resource, making it a sustainable option for cat owners.

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Nature's Gift is highly absorbent, capable of absorbing moisture and odor for extended periods of time. It forms tight clumps that make scooping and cleaning the litter box easy and mess-free. Additionally, the litter is virtually dust-free, making it a healthier option for both cats and their owners.

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5 reasons to choose

NATURE'S GIFT

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Nature's Gift can be disposed in the toilet or into the soil. For the better experience, dispose it every day.

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Natures's Gift is made from 100% natural corncob without any harmful and toxic additives, being safe for you and your cat.

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Thanks to special compound, Nature's Gift clumps fast and it is very convenient to scoop away.

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Nature's Gift cat litter is 99% dustless and doesn’t cause allergy or irritation.

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Nature's Gift cat litter lasts more that other types and helps you save money.

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1

Fill the cat litter tray with America Litter® cat litter.

Steps to use

Steps to use

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2

Spread the cat litter all over the cat litter tray gradually. Maintain the depth level at minimum 6cm.

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Maintain cat litter tray cleanliness by removing clumps and feces daily.

Flush clumps into the toilet.

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4

Maintain the 6cm level of cat litter in tray by refilling it with the new one.

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5

Once a month perform a full cleanup of cat litter tray and refill is with the new cat litter.

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