A Little Change. A Healthier Tomorrow.
A colour-changing tofu cat litter designed to make daily urinary health monitoring simple, while keeping your cat’s litter tray clean and comfortable.
Health Indicator
Special indicator particles respond to your cat’s urine pH, helping you notice unusual colour changes during everyday litter care.
Fast Absorption
Quickly absorbs moisture and helps prevent urine from spreading across the bottom of the litter tray.
Firm Clumping
Forms compact clumps that are easier to remove during daily cleaning with less unnecessary crumbling.
Low Dust
A low-dust tofu formula designed to support cleaner air, cleaner paws and a more comfortable litter area.
What Do the Colours Mean?
Check the colour of the litter after your cat urinates. A noticeable colour change may help identify when your cat needs closer attention.
Red — Acidic Range
A red colour may indicate a lower urine pH. Persistent changes may be associated with an increased risk of certain urinary crystals.
Orange — Neutral Range
An orange or unchanged colour generally represents the expected monitoring range shown on the product guide.
Blue — Alkaline Range
A blue colour may indicate a higher urine pH. Persistent changes may sometimes occur alongside urinary health concerns.
Check Every Day
Regular monitoring makes it easier to notice unusual colour changes and changes in your cat’s litter tray habits.
How to Use
Use the litter normally and observe the colour whenever you scoop. Regular checking helps you recognise changes more easily.
Fill the Litter Tray
Add a fresh layer of Meow Jack Health Indicator Cat Litter to a depth of approximately 5–7cm.
Check the Colour
After your cat urinates, compare the affected litter with the colour guide shown on the product packaging.
Scoop and Top Up
Remove clumps and solid waste daily, then add fresh litter as needed to maintain the recommended depth.
The colour indicator is a monitoring guide and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If an unusual colour persists, or your cat shows discomfort, frequent urination or difficulty urinating, contact your veterinarian promptly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using Meow Jack Health Indicator Cat Litter as part of your cat’s daily routine.
How does the health indicator work?
The litter contains colour-changing indicator particles that react to your cat’s urine pH. This makes it easier to notice unusual changes while cleaning the litter tray.
What does a red colour mean?
Red may indicate that your cat’s urine is in a more acidic range. If the colour continues to appear, consider discussing the result with your veterinarian.
What does a blue colour mean?
Blue may indicate that your cat’s urine is in a more alkaline range. A persistent change should be discussed with your veterinarian, particularly if your cat shows other urinary symptoms.
Does the colour change diagnose a health condition?
No. The colour indicator is designed only as an early monitoring guide. It cannot diagnose an infection, crystals, stones or any other medical condition.
How often should I check the litter?
Check the litter whenever you scoop the tray. Daily observation helps you understand your cat’s usual result and makes unusual changes easier to notice.
How much litter should I add?
Maintain a litter depth of approximately 5–7cm. This gives your cat enough litter to dig comfortably and supports reliable absorption and clumping.
Is this litter suitable for multi-cat households?
It can be used in multi-cat households, but identifying which cat produced a colour change may be difficult. Separate litter trays can make individual monitoring easier.
Can this litter be flushed?
Only dispose of very small amounts at a time if permitted by your local plumbing and wastewater regulations. Never flush large clumps, and use household waste if you are unsure.