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When it comes to reducing the impact on the environment, all know that small changes can make a big difference. From utilizing reusable bottles instead of plastic ones to recycling, they could all help to save the environment. However, know that cat’s kitty litter could be hurting the planet?

Estimates suggest that 75% of cat litter on the market today utilizes bentonite clay. While this can be very effective at absorbing moisture and odor, it has a huge impact on the planet, with some five billion pounds being mined each year! This not only causes significant emissions into the atmosphere, but the clumping nature of these materials can cause gastrointestinal issues to your beloved cat should they ingest it.

Here at It’s GON there is a new approach that can help not only save the planet but boost a cat’s health. That is why It’s Gon has developed a powerful and completely organic cat litter alternative that can keep the home smelling fantastic.

Capable of lasting up to a month, It’s Gon’s unique cat litter is a natural deodorizer, absorbing all of those nasty smells and leaving rooms free from odor. Some products simply mask the scent rather than remove it, but there are no artificial fragrances in It’s GON. This gives complete peace of mind that not only are the smells removed, but there are also no chemicals that could irritate the kitten’s paws or skin.

It’s Gon’s all-natural solution also reduces the need to mine for clay, while the long-lasting nature of litter minimizes the amount thrown away, preventing tons of it from ending up in a landfill.

If looking to boost a cat’s health and lower the impact on the planet, check out It’s Gon’s full range today!

Media Contact Company Name: It’s Gon Contact Person: Wayne Farmer Email: Send Email Country: United States Website: http://itsgon.com/

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