Tigerino Tofu Cat Litter, Green Tea Scent

Plant-based pellets that clump hard, flush away and keep dust off your floors.

If you are tired of clay dust settling on skirting boards, Tigerino tofu cat litter is a cleaner way to run a litter tray. The pellets are pressed from soya fibre, a by-product of tofu production, so they are fully plant-based and dissolve in water. Clumps lift out solid, and the whole scoop can go down the toilet.

Key Benefits

• Fully flushable: The pellets are 100% water-soluble, so used clumps can be disposed of down the toilet instead of going to landfill.
• Fast, firm clumping: Liquid is locked into solid clumps within minutes, which keeps the rest of the tray dry and makes daily scooping quick.
• Very low dust: Pressed pellets release almost no airborne dust, which matters for cats with sensitive airways and for anyone cleaning the tray.
• Barely tracks: The pellets are non-stick and heavier than clay granules, so far less litter ends up scattered across the floor.
• Gentle on kitten paws: Soft, rounded pellets are comfortable underfoot, which makes this a sensible first litter for kittens and a kind option for older cats.

Quality & Sustainability

Tofu litter has become one of the fastest-growing categories in the UK because it solves the two complaints owners raise most often about clay: dust and weight. Tigerino presses food-grade soya fibre into a uniform pellet, so absorbency is consistent from bag to bag. Because the raw material is a by-product of tofu manufacturing, nothing is grown specifically to make it. The green tea fragrance is applied lightly, enough to soften ammonia without overwhelming a cat's sense of smell, which is roughly fourteen times sharper than ours.

Specifications

Composition

Soya fibre and starch, derived from tofu production. Lightly scented with green tea fragrance. No clay, no silica, no synthetic clumping agents.

Usage Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really flush Tigerino tofu litter down the toilet?
Yes. The pellets dissolve in water. Flush a few clumps at a time rather than a full scoop, and if you are on a septic tank or older plumbing, bin it instead.

Is tofu litter safe if my cat eats a piece?
The pellets are made from food-grade soya fibre, so an accidental nibble is not toxic. Kittens do sometimes taste litter, so keep an eye on it during the first week.

How does it compare to clay litter on cost?
A bag lasts longer than the same volume of clay because clumps are removed cleanly without dragging dry litter with them, so the cost per week usually works out close to mid-range clay.