CROCI Tofu Clean soy litter, 6 l is a clumping cat litter made from natural soy fibre. The 2.5 mm granules suit long-haired cats too, as they don't get caught in fur or tracked around the home. According to the manufacturer, it absorbs over 300% of its weight in moisture, forms firm clumps, is almost dust-free and doesn't stick to paws. It's unscented, and used clumps can be flushed down the toilet in small amounts. It's also suitable for kittens, rodents, reptiles and parrots.
What it is and who makes it
CROCI is an Italian pet products company. Tofu Clean is a "tofu" soy litter made from by-products of soy food production. Unlike bentonite clay, it's light, biodegradable and leaves no dust on floors and furniture.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Soy, clumping |
| Granule size | 2.5 mm |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Absorbency | Over 300% |
| Moisture | Under 10% |
| Volume | 6 l |
How to use it
- Fill a clean, dry tray to a depth of 6–7 cm.
- Remove clumps and solids regularly.
- Stir the litter every 1–2 days.
- Replace it completely about every 4 weeks.
- Flush clumps in small amounts.
Pros
- Low dust. A cleaner home, better for cats and allergic people.
- Doesn't stick to paws. Less tracking around the flat.
- Highly absorbent. Over 300% moisture and firm clumps.
- Flushable. Convenient for flats.
- Unscented. Suits cats that dislike fragrance.
Cons and what to keep in mind
- No fragrance. Odour control relies on absorption — clean regularly.
- Flush a little at a time. A large amount at once can block drains.
- Moisture. Store the bag somewhere dry.
- Adjustment. Cats used to clay sometimes take a while to accept tofu.
Switching your cat to a new litter
Cats are conservative about their toilet. Over a week, mix the new litter with the old, gradually increasing the tofu. Don't change the tray, litter and location all at once. If your cat starts going outside the tray, return to the old set-up and check for other causes such as stress or illness. More in cat peeing outside the litter box: what to do.
Tofu, wood or silica
Tofu is convenient because it's flushable and nearly dust-free. Silica holds odour longer but can't be flushed — see our Kotix silica review. For a green tea scented tofu, see our Kotix Tofu Green Tea review. What the tray itself should be like — see how to choose a litter tray.
Who it suits
Cats and kittens in flats, long-haired cats, owners who value cleanliness and no dust, and anyone who wants to flush waste. Other products are in cat care.
Verdict
CROCI Tofu Clean is a clean, unscented soy litter that absorbs well, clumps, doesn't create dust and is flushable. The key is to remove clumps regularly and flush them in small amounts.
How much litter you need a month
Usage depends on the tray size, the number of cats and how often you scoop. For one cat and a standard tray, a 6 l bag usually covers the first fill and several top-ups. When the level drops below 5 cm, add fresh litter — in too thin a layer, clumps stick to the bottom and fall apart. With two or more cats, plan a separate tray for each and higher usage.
Caring for the tray
When you replace the litter completely every 4 weeks, wash the tray with warm water and a mild, chlorine-free, unscented cleaner — cats may refuse a tray that smells of chemicals. Dry it thoroughly before refilling, as tofu softens faster in a damp tray. Place the tray somewhere quiet, away from food and water bowls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How deep should the litter be?
6–7 cm in a clean, dry tray.
Can it be flushed?
Yes, in small amounts.
How often should it be fully replaced?
About every 4 weeks.
Is it suitable for kittens?
Yes, the manufacturer says it suits kittens.
Does it have a scent?
No, it's unscented.
Can it be used for rodents?
Yes, according to the manufacturer it also suits rodents, reptiles and parrots.
