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Plant-Based pH Detection Cat Litter

Cat Litter

Plant-Based pH Detection Cat Litter

A layer of pH-monitoring granules you sprinkle over your cat's regular litter, made from corn starch, pea starch, edible guar gum, calcium carbonate, and protein fiber. The granules shift color as a simple visual trend to watch over time — for monitoring only, not a diagnostic or medical device.

Specifications

Weight
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Ingredients
Corn starch, pea starch, guar gum, calcium carbonate, protein fiber
Scent
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Why you'll like it

Color-changing pH indicator

Granules shift from red through pink, yellow, green, to blue as urine pH trends higher, giving you a simple visual cue to watch — see the FAQ below for what each color range means.

100% plant-based ingredients

Made from corn starch, pea starch, edible guar gum, calcium carbonate, and protein fiber — no clay or bentonite.

Sprinkle on top, no habit changes

Sprinkle evenly over the top layer of your regular litter — the monitoring granules stay on top where they're easy to see and scoop.

Ingredients & how to use

Ingredients: corn starch, pea starch, pH detection liquid, edible guar gum, calcium carbonate, and protein fiber
Made from corn starch, pea starch, edible guar gum, calcium carbonate, and protein fiber.
pH color chart from red to blue with approximate pH ranges and monitoring guidance
For trend monitoring only — not a diagnosis. Full guidance is in the FAQ below.
Sprinkling monitoring granules over the top layer of regular cat litter
Sprinkle evenly over the top layer of your regular litter.
How often to use pH-detection cat litter, by cat health situation
Once a week for healthy adult cats — more often after a diet change or with a history of urinary issues.

Frequently asked questions

The granules shift color to reflect approximate urine pH: red (below 6.0), pink (6.0–6.5), yellow (6.5–7.5, the typical monitoring range), green (7.5–8.0), and blue (above 8.0). This is for trend monitoring only — it does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and results can be affected by diet, medication, urine volume, litter conditions, lighting, and reading time. A single unusual result can happen; repeat and monitor for a consistent change before drawing conclusions, and consult your vet if a change persists.