Total Odour elimination is here!
sWheat Scoop, Mother Nature’s cat litter, uses the natural goodness of wheat to make smelly pet odors disappear. Our ingredients are flushable**, biodegradable and made of renewable resources so everything we take from the earth can go right back into the ground. All that odor fighting power without the added dyes, perfumes or harmful ingredients typically found in clay litter gets you a litter that’s better for cats, people and the planet.
- Made of wheat
- Flushable**
- Biodegradable
- No dyes or perfumes
- No harmful ingredients
- For single cat homes
Is sWheat Scoop as effective as traditional litters?
Yes! sWheat Scoop’s natural wheat starches quickly clump for hassle-free scooping, and our natural wheat enzymes neutralize odor on contact.
How is sWheat Scoop better for cats, people and the planet?
Let’s get scientific for a minute here. Traditional litter is made of clay that is processed through strip mining. This involves the removal of trees, shrubs, and wildlife to access buried deposits of the profitable materials underneath. So, you guessed it, strip mining is incredibly disruptive to plant and animal life in the area, and pollution issues are prevalent. But sWheat Scoop is farmer grown, ground up and then bagged for purchase. It’s that simple, natural and sWheat.
How is sWheat Scoop environmentally friendly?
sWheat Scoop is made of 100% natural, renewable and biodegradable wheat.
Is sWheat Scoop biodegradable?
100%. Unlike traditional litters, which sit in landfills for an infinite number of years, sWheat Scoop’s all-wheat, renewable formula is Mother Nature approved!
Where is the wheat from?
We are proud to partner with farmers throughout the US and Canada.
Don't rush your flush...
Yes, sWheat Scoop is flushable**
Here’s the simple and sWheat process when flushing your litter:
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To maintain good cat hygiene, scoop litter box daily. |
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Too much of a good thing is not always a good thing, so scoop litter clumps into the toilet, never more than a few at a time. |
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Let clumps sit for 20 minutes (this allows them to break up and become easier to move through your septic system.) |
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Flush! |