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Find the right litter, tackle odors, and simplify cleanup—with practical guides for life with cats.

Choose the right litter

Compare litter types and find one that suits your cat and your cleaning routine.

Buying guide
Find the right litter
Weigh clumping, non-clumping, plant-based, silica and clay litters against your cat’s habits and your home.
Comparison
Clumping vs. non-clumping litter
See how each type handles moisture, odor and cleanup, with a quick side-by-side comparison.
Comparison
Crystal vs. clay litter
How crystal silica and clay litters differ in absorbency, odor control and day-to-day upkeep.

Practical ways to keep the litter box area smelling fresh.

How-to tips
Reduce litter box odors naturally
Everyday habits that keep smells down, from scooping routines to box placement and airflow.
Explainer
The science of odor control
Why litter boxes smell, and how litter material, cleaning frequency and a fresh box each play a part.
Explainer
Can plastic litter boxes hold odors?
Why older plastic boxes can trap smells, and when replacing the box beats another scrub.

Explore litter box styles and learn how to set up your Kitty Poo Club box.

Product guide
How disposable litter boxes work
Learn how Kitty Poo Club’s disposable box works and how it differs from a reusable plastic litter box.
Setup instructions
Set up your Kitty Poo Club box
Follow four steps to unfold your box, attach the rails, adjust the entrance, and add litter.
Comparison
Open vs. covered litter boxes
The pros and cons of each style, and signs your cat prefers one over the other.

Understand how delivery works and how a subscription compares with buying supplies yourself.

Service explainer
How Kitty Poo Club delivery works
See what comes with a monthly box-and-litter delivery and how it fits into your litter box routine.
Comparison
Subscription vs. buying in store
Compare cost, convenience and cleanup when you subscribe versus buying litter at the store.
Explainer
Is litter delivery worth the cost?
Consider litter, box replacements, extra supplies, and time when weighing the value of a subscription.