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Friendly Natural Cat Litter has been developed to provide a highly absorbent clean economic product that, at the same time as giving comfort to your cat, cares for the environment.Produced by Friendship Estates, Friendly Natural Cat Litter is unique in the fact that it is made from British Straw, a rapidly renewable resource.
SUPERIOR ABSORBENCY
Friendly Natural Cat Litter is up to three times more absorbent than traditional clay litters, therefore reducing the amount of cat litter required and ensuring that odours are quickly absorbed.
ECONOMIC
Only 1cm (1/2") of Friendly Natural Cat Litter is needed in the bottom of the litter tray, allowing easy removal of soiled product, which, added to the increased absorbency, means that it is an economic replacement of clay litters.
PLEASANT TO USE
The product has added mint freshness.
EASILY DISPOSED OF
Soiled Friendly Natural Cat Litter can be easily removed from the tray and disposed of by flushing, digging in the garden or by burning
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VetMedsDirect has been working alongside VioVet to bring you a wider range of products, including prescription medications. VetMedsDirect has been owned and run by VioVet since 2015, and has been operating since then from the same premises in Luton, Bedfordshire.
VetMedsDirect has now been fully merged with VioVet. If you had an account with VetMedsDirect you can securely login with your same details on the VioVet website and there will be no delay or disruption to the supply of your pet products.
Thank you for being a VetMedsDirect customer, we are confident that you will be just as satisfied with what VioVet can offer you and your pets!
If you'd like more information about the company merge, you can read more on our blog.
