Is this litter flushable?
2030099
Not flushable but can be put out with your "yard/garden" trash. It is recyclable. I have used it in the garden as mulch too.
2030100
No unfortunately it is not flushable. It is made with recycled newspaper and made into these compressed pellets. It is a very easy clean up. I just dump the pan and everything comes out.
2030101
We just dump it ....it can be added to a compost pile ... please remember it is recycled newspaper...it would definitely clog pipes
2030102
It is paper and flushable in small amounts. If I'm scooping up a single solid deposit, I shake most of the clean litter from the scoop, dump and flush. I would not flush massive amounts at once. I've been using it for years and have never had a problem disposing of it in this manner.
1792377
It does not flush at all. Its disposable, not flushable. It is great a great product though. I use it and then throw it in the trash in the bathroom.
1662977
It may be ok to flush litter, but it is not ok to flush cat poop. It contains parasites that kill sea otters. Please do not flush it.
987543
I never flush litter.I have used both litters and I don't see any difference.
1927742
Absolutely! I have been using this for aprox 4 years now and will never go back to the other litter options! Yesterday's news leaves less tracking, less odor and is so much easier to manage. In fact, I fill the litter box only once weekly, but remove the solid waste daily by flushing in our toilet. It is incredibly freeing from what used to be my routine! I only have one cat. So if you have many cats this could be a bit expensive compared with the alternatives....but it is worth it for me. I highly recommend it.
1742655
No, I read that somewhere, probably on their website. The good thing is they last for about a month or so without needing to be changed. I add an extra handful every week or so if it looks low, sometimes they cling to the waste when you scoop it out. A million times better than regular litter!
2181033
I've had it for about 4 months with no issues. There is usually only an odor when its been used, waiting to cycle. Not sure if it's litter related but I have 2 cats & use Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal litter, it works great. Could there be feces stuck somewhere inside that needs to cleaned out... Good luck!
1940215
Yes. I use the Fresh step and it works fine. You have to put about half of the litter from the 14 pound bag in, but it works for two weeks for my two cats.
2257245
I haven't been using it that long so not sure I know what you mean. Mine flushes fine so far. Yes, the poop is in a clump, but thought that was normal. I have only one cat and it's working for me.
1885935
I just went onto 'worlds best' website and they say that all of their corn-based clumping litters are flushable- both sewer and septic safe. NSF tested (whatever that means).
1613653
no these aren't flushable. they are quite large since they cover the sides of the toilet too and with the thin plastic liner to make it waterproof I would most likely clog a toilet. they are easy enough to just ball up and throw in the trash though.
989996
Yes. It states on the side it is both septic and sewage safe.I have a septic tank and have been flushing this litter for about 2 years and haven't had a problem.
1585554
The box says eco-friendly but not flushable so I would say the answer is no.
468977
yes. i put it on the bottom of the pan and fill over it. i use clumping litter rather than clay.
1550047
The packaging warns against flushing with a septic system... Even though I'm not on a septic system, I still try to avoid flushing the litter as much as possible
1940213
I think it is compatible with any type of litter. I use fresh step crystals. Fresh step has been my favorite brand of crystals, all the others don't seem to block odor as easily.
1458367
No. The litter tray works without a liner. You would just have to wash it after use.