Low-tracking cat litter is designed to reduce the amount carried beyond the tray, but no formula can eliminate every granule. This guide compares current pidan New Zealand options and explains how tray setup, litter depth and mat placement affect carry-out.
Prepared by Pidan New Zealand. Updated 14 July 2026.
Low-tracking cat litter is designed to reduce the amount carried beyond the tray, but no formula can eliminate every granule. Particle shape, broken clumps, litter depth, tray exit design, paw fur and mat placement all affect tracking. In the pidan range, start by comparing Cassava & Tofu 30:70, Signature Tofu Blend and Organic Tofu.
Written and reviewed by Pidan New Zealand · Published and updated 14 July 2026
Place a textured litter mat across the tray’s main exit path.
Keep the litter at the product’s recommended depth and remove broken clumps.
Sweep the mat and surrounding floor on a consistent schedule.
Compare floor carry-out over several days before changing another variable.
Check that any automatic tray accepts the chosen litter before use.
Low-tracking FAQ
Which pidan litter should I test first for tracking?
Start with Cassava & Tofu 30:70 when tracking is the primary problem, then compare Signature or Organic Tofu if another formula better fits your preferences.
Does a litter mat still matter with low-tracking litter?
Yes. A mat catches particles that still leave the tray and lets you measure carry-out more consistently.
Can a deeper litter layer increase tracking?
Tray setup can change how much loose material reaches the exit. Follow the product guidance and keep depth consistent while comparing formulas.