Tofu & Bentonite Cat Litter in Canada: Scent, Scooping & Disposal

MuraPet Tofu & Bentonite Mixed Cat Litter combines plant-based tofu material with bentonite clay in a clumping formula with a light milk scent. If you are comparing litter for a Canadian household, it helps to consider the scent, daily scooping and disposal routine alongside the material.

Reviewed October 2, 2026.

What is in the mixed formula?

The formula combines tofu material and bentonite. The product description emphasizes absorption and clumping for easier waste removal. Check the current packaging for detailed ingredients and instructions; a blend's name alone does not tell you the proportion of each material.

View the current MuraPet Tofu & Bentonite Mixed Cat Litter product details before choosing a quantity.

Consider the light milk scent

This is a scented formula. It may appeal to people who prefer a light milk fragrance, but cats and households have different preferences. Observe whether your cat uses the box comfortably after a change. Do not rely on fragrance to cover up waste that needs scooping.

If you are comparing it with cassava-based litter, read our cassava versus tofu-bentonite selection guide. Confirm the current fragrance information on each product label if scent is a deciding factor.

A practical scooping and cleaning routine

• Follow the package instructions for filling the tray and maintaining the litter level.

• Scoop waste daily, lifting clumps gently so clean litter can remain in the tray.

• Monitor odour, moisture and clump condition rather than expecting the same replacement interval in every household.

• Pour gently and use a litter mat to help manage dust and tracking.

• Store unused litter in a dry place and follow the packaging for storage.

No litter can promise zero dust, zero tracking or a completely odour-free room in every setting. Performance varies with the box, number of cats, humidity and cleaning routine. The blend is a litter choice, not a treatment for respiratory or other health conditions.

Introduce a new formula gradually

Keep the box in its familiar location and introduce the new litter gradually when practical. Adjust the pace to your cat's acceptance instead of forcing a fixed timetable. If your cat avoids the box after a change, return to a familiar option and reassess. Ask your veterinarian about persistent changes in toileting behaviour.

Keep used litter out of the toilet

Do not flush cat litter or cat feces, including products labelled “flushable.” Follow your municipality's pet-waste instructions for disposal. Metro Vancouver's pet-waste guidance explains why litter should stay out of toilets and describes local disposal options. Check your own city's rules if you live elsewhere in Canada.

Prefer a tofu-bentonite blend with a light milk scent? Explore MuraPet Mixed Cat Litter. For another material option, see our cassava cat litter guide.