Savings & the environment
Where does cat litter come from?
- Like coal, litter is extracted from open-cast mines (depending on the type of litter).
- Litter is processed, packaged and transported by lorry.
- Transport is expensive.
Where does the litter end up?
- It is contaminated with cat faeces.
- It is disposed of in plastic bags.
- 8 billion pounds of litter end up in landfill every year.
- Litter is not biodegradable.
Where does waste belong?
- Wastewater from household pipes and toilets goes to sewage treatment plants where it is properly treated/sanitised.
Is cat litter safe?
- According to the Mayo Clinic: Handling animal faeces can be hazardous to health. You can become infected when cleaning a litter tray.
- One ounce (approx. 28 g) of cat urine forms an 85-g clump.
- Say goodbye to litter. CatGenie is greener and cleaner.
Now let’s look at waste management with the CatGenie.
Average annual consumption of SaniSolution
- 1 cat: 3–3.5 cartridges
- 2 cats: 6–7 cartridges
- Additionally: Replacement pack of granules for occasional topping up.
- “Traditional” litter trays generate an average of 170 kg of waste per year for 2 cats.
Do the granules need replacing?
- Never need changing, do not clump and generate no waste.
- Top up as needed. Some granules may stick to solid waste or be scattered.
Are the granules safe?
- Made from special recycled plastics.
- Granules are 100% safe.
- Biodegradable: in landfills within 2 years, in seepage/septic systems within 9 months.
Health aspects
- Granules are thoroughly decontaminated.
- Flushes germs and waste away.
