Kruuse To Launch Revolutionary Hydrophobic, Biodegradable Sand 'Kit4Cat' At London Vet Show

Exclusive distribution agreement between Kruuse and Coastline Global We are pleased to announce that Jorgen Kruuse A/S and its subsidiaries will be the exclusive veterinary distributor in Europe for Coastline Global’s, (Palo Alto, California) Kit4Cat; a globally patented hydrophobic sand for veterinary use. Kit4Cat’s is revolutionary biodegradable sand with natural non-toxic urine repelling coating.Kit4Cat’s replaces the Medicat range of urine collection kits.

• Kit4Cat allows veterinarians, technicians, and cat owners to quickly and easily collect a cat’s urine sample to perform Urinalysis without resorting to more invasive procedures.
• Kit4Cat is environmentally friendly and biodegradable.

Simply fill the cat’s regular litter tray with Kit4Cat; the hydrophobic sand repels rather than absorbs the urine allowing it to be easily collected with a pipette. “This exciting agreement and product range further expands Kruuse’s small animal product portfolio with its customers in Scandinavia, mainland Europe and the UK; increasing the already extensive range of feline products available to the veterinary practitioner” said Andrew Groom, Managing Director, Kruuse UK Ltd. “This agreement will further expand our products presence within the veterinary industry, using Kruuse’s strong relationships within veterinary practices, to promote less stressful ways of urine test collection prior to diagnosis and treatment of cats” said Daniel Levitt, BA, MSM, CEO, Co-Founder & Board Member of Coastline Global

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