Fit Litter includes a formula that detects the level of acidity or alkalinity in your cat’s urine. 

Too high acidity in the urine and Fit Litter will turn an Orangey colour possibly suggesting:

• Kidney disease or kidney tubular acidosis
• Metabolic acidosis
• Calcium oxalate crystal formation

Too high alkalinity in the urine and Fit Litter will turn a Bluey colour possibly suggesting:

• UTI
• Increased risk of struvite stone formation in the bladder

It’s important to note that Fit Litter is an indicator of possible health abnormalities and should not be treated as a diagnosis. A diagnosis will need to come from a licensed Vet.

Most cat’s take to Fit Litter immediately but some cats may have a harder time getting used to the new litter. If that is your cat, we recommend taking one urine clump and one poop and putting it in with the new Fit Litter. We find that can be really helpful in them understanding this where they are comfortable doing their business because of the familiar smells! Alternatively, you can put 75% of your Fit Litter in your litter tray and 25% of your old litter on top. Your cat will mix it in themselves. The next month you can do 100% Fit Litter – Woohoo!