• Read the Label:

  Not all cat litters labeled as "flushable" are suitable for all plumbing systems. It's essential to carefully read the manufacturer's instructions and product labels to ensure the litter is designed for flushing.Usually the plant-based cat litter can be flushed,but some of them are also not allowed.

• Check Local Regulations:

  Some areas have specific regulations or restrictions on flushing cat litter due to potential environmental concerns. Be sure to check with your local authorities to understand the rules in your region.

• Use Only in Toilets:

  If you choose to flush cat litter, do so only in a toilet and not in sinks, bathtubs, or other drains. Toilets are better equipped to handle solids and disintegrate waste.

• Use Moderation:

  Flushable cat litter should be used in moderation. Flushing large quantities of litter can lead to clogs in your plumbing.If you only flush a small clumps to your toilet,it will be safe.

      But if you flushed a lot at one time, it also may clog your toilet.

• Avoid Clay Litters:

  Clay-based litters, whether labeled as flushable or not, can expand when exposed to water and may cause blockages. It's safer to use alternative litters like those made from natural materials, such as tofu cat litter, corn cat litter or other plant-based cat litter.

• Check Your Plumbing:

  Older or delicate plumbing systems may not handle flushable cat litter as well as modern systems. If you have any concerns about your plumbing's ability to handle it, consult a plumber.

• Keep an Eye on Your Toilet:

  After flushing cat litter, be vigilant. If you notice any signs of a clog or slow drainage, stop flushing litter immediately and address the issue.

• Regular Maintenance:

  Ensure your plumbing system is well-maintained with periodic checks and routine maintenance to prevent any unexpected problems.

• Alternative Disposal Methods:

  If you're uncertain about flushing cat litter or have concerns about your plumbing, consider alternative disposal methods such as bagging and throwing it in the trash.

  

  "This picture showed the plant-based cat litter can be dissolved into water very quickly,so it can be flushed into your toilet"

In summary, flushable cat litter can be safe for plumbing when used correctly and with the right type of litter. However, it's crucial to be aware of local regulations, the type of plumbing in your home, and the specific instructions provided by the cat litter manufacturer. If you have any doubts or concerns, it's generally safer to opt for alternative methods of cat litter disposal to avoid potential plumbing issues.

Gelin Town Pet produce a full range of plant-based cat litter, most of them are flushable.If you want to develop it with your private label,please contact us.We have several options for your selection.