Animal litter compositions and processes for making them

Animal husbandry – Material for absorbing moisture from waste product – Having clay component

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ABSTRACT:
A pet litter composition comprises a particulate substrate having bonded onto its surfaces a fine particulate superabsorbent polymeric material and a particulate soluble polymer to promote clumping. When wetted with urine, the exposed superabsorbent and soluble polymer localise the urine and result in the rapid formation of a strong agglomerate that can easily be removed from the pet litter composition and that disintegrates when added to water.

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