Natural Hemp Cat Litter - Non-Clumping, USA Made

Sometimes the simplest materials make the most sense. Our Natural Hemp Cat Litter is made from just one: 100% hemp hurd grown and processed in the Midwest USA.

If hemp hurd is new to you, it's the lightweight, absorbent inner part of the hemp stalk. Its naturally porous texture makes it great at soaking up moisture, which also makes it a surprisingly practical material for the litter box.

This non-clumping cat litter is completely dust-free and helps manage moisture and everyday litter box odors. There are no added fragrances trying to cover up smells, no additives and no clay. Just natural hemp doing the work.

It's a refreshingly simple option for cat parents looking for a natural, plant-based litter with less unnecessary stuff.

Why Hemp Hurd?

Most of us don't spend much time thinking about what cat litter is actually made from. We pour it into the box, scoop it out, and repeat.

Hemp gives us another way to do things.

Hemp hurd comes from the inner core of the hemp stalk. It's lightweight, porous and highly absorbent, so it naturally takes in moisture without needing added ingredients.

For the litter box, that translates into a natural cat litter that's comfortable under paws, easy to handle and completely dust-free. And because hemp is a renewable plant material, it also makes sense for pet parents trying to cut back on waste and make more thoughtful everyday swaps.

What Makes This Hemp Cat Litter Different?

• 100% natural hemp hurd
• Non-clumping
• Completely dust-free
• Controls odors and mold
• Highly absorbent
• Helps manage everyday litter box odors
• No added fragrance
• No additives
• No clay
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Soft under your cat's paws
• Plant-based and naturally compostable
• Hemp grown and processed in the Midwest USA

What Does Non-Clumping Mean?

If you've always bought clumping litter, this hemp litter will work a little differently.

Hemp cat litter doesn't form hard clumps when it gets wet. Instead, the porous hemp hurd absorbs moisture directly into the material.

You'll remove solid waste and visibly soiled litter each day, then add fresh hemp as needed. When the litter becomes saturated, it's time for a fresh layer.

There's a bit of an adjustment if you and your cat are used to clumping litter, and we think that's worth being upfront about. Non-clumping isn't better or worse simply because it's different. It's a different way of maintaining the litter box, and knowing that before you switch makes for a much easier transition.

Hemp Cat Litter vs. Traditional Clumping Litter

Wondering how hemp compares to the litter you're already using? Here's the quick version.

The biggest difference you'll notice is how you clean the box. With hemp, you're refreshing soiled litter rather than scooping out hard urine clumps.

How to Use Hemp Cat Litter

Start with a clean, dry litter box and spread an even layer of hemp litter across the bottom.

Remove solid waste and visibly soiled areas daily. Add fresh hemp as needed to keep a comfortable layer in the box.

Since this is a non-clumping litter, you'll want to replace the full box once the hemp becomes saturated or compacted.

Store the unused litter somewhere dry until you're ready for your next refill.

Switching your cat to hemp litter

Cats can be particular about changes to their litter box. We get it.

If your cat is hesitant about a new texture, try introducing hemp gradually by mixing a small amount into their current litter. Increase the amount over time as your cat gets used to it.

There's no need to rush. A gradual transition can make a new litter feel a lot less new.

A Litter With Nothing to Hide

We like knowing what's in the products our pets use every day, especially something they step into several times a day.

This one is refreshingly straightforward.

100% natural hemp hurd. That's it.

No clay. No added fragrance. No additives.

The hemp is grown and processed in the Midwest USA, giving this litter a simple material story from plant to litter box.

Not Just for Cats

Cats are the main reason we love this hemp litter, but they're not the only animals that can use it.

Hemp hurd also makes a soft, absorbent bedding material for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, chickens and other small animals. It can even be used for larger animals, including horses, ponies, goats, lambs, llamas and donkeys.

So if your home includes more than one kind of animal, you may find yourself reaching for the same bag in more places than one.

What About Composting?

Hemp itself is a plant-based, naturally compostable material, which gives it an advantage at the end of its useful life.

Used animal bedding can be composted where appropriate. Cat waste, however, needs a little more consideration due to bacteria it contains. Local rules vary, and not every home composting setup is appropriate for pet waste.

We recommend following your local pet waste and composting guidelines rather than automatically adding used cat litter to your garden compost.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is hemp cat litter?

Our hemp cat litter is a plant-based litter made from hemp herd, the lightweight, absorbent inner core of the hemp stalk. Our litter is made from 100% natural hemp hurd grown and processed in the Midwest USA.

Is hemp cat litter non-clumping?

Yes. This is a non-clumping cat litter. Instead of forming hard clumps, the hemp hurd absorbs moisture into the material. Remove solid waste and visibly soiled litter daily, top off as needed, and replace the litter when it becomes saturated.

Is hemp cat litter dust-free?

Yes. This hemp cat litter is completely dust-free, which means you won't get a cloud of fine litter dust when pouring or refreshing the box.

Does hemp cat litter control odor?

Hemp hurd is highly absorbent and helps trap moisture and manage everyday litter box odors. There is no added fragrance, so odor isn't simply being covered up with perfume. Regular cleaning is still important for keeping any litter box fresh.

Does this cat litter contain clay?

No. This litter is made entirely from hemp hurd and contains no clay, added fragrance or additives.

How often should I change hemp cat litter?

Remove solid waste and visibly soiled litter every day and add fresh hemp as needed. Replace the entire box when the litter becomes saturated or compacted. How often that happens will depend on your cat, the size of the litter box, how much litter you use and whether multiple cats share the box.

How do I switch my cat from clumping litter to hemp?

Some cats will happily investigate a new litter right away. Others need more time. If your cat is unsure, start by mixing a small amount of hemp litter into their usual litter. Gradually increase the hemp as your cat becomes comfortable with the new texture.

Can hemp cat litter be composted?

Hemp hurd itself is naturally compostable, and used animal bedding can be composted where appropriate. Cat waste needs to be handled carefully, so always check your local pet waste and composting guidelines before composting used cat litter.

Can I use hemp litter for other animals?

Yes. Hemp hurd can also be used as bedding for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, chickens and other small animals, as well as a variety of larger animals.

Is this hemp cat litter made in the USA?

Yes. The hemp is grown and processed in the Midwest USA.