Product Name: Wheat Cat Litter
Recommended Use: Absorbent animal litter for household cats
Supplier: Manufacturer’s full company name, address, and contact details
Emergency Contact: Emergency phone number directly for accidents or queries
Product Code: Standardized unique reference for tracking
Date of Issue: Most recent version release included for accuracy
Classification: Not classified as hazardous under OSHA Hazard Communication Standard
GHS Label Elements: No pictogram, signal word or hazard statement required
Major health hazards: Dust may cause minor irritation to eyes, nose, and throat, especially in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces
Physical hazards: Slippery surface risk if spilled, slight dust under dry conditions
Environmental hazards: No known significant effects or critical hazards to aquatic systems
Main Ingredient: Ground processed wheat kernels
Chemical identity: Triticum aestivum, no chemical additives or fragrances
Impurities or stabilizing additives: May contain trace amounts of calcium carbonate, enzymatic or plant-based odor control agents
Percentage of main ingredient: Greater than 95% by weight as ground wheat
CAS Number: 8002-80-0 (Wheat)
Inhalation: If irritated by dust, move individual to fresh air, monitor for discomfort, seek medical attention if symptoms linger
Skin contact: Brush off powder, rinse area with clean water, use soap if irritation appears
Eye contact: Rinse eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes, avoid rubbing, seek medical help if irritation continues
Ingestion: Product considered non-toxic in small amounts, rinse mouth, drink water if discomfort appears, seek medical advice for significant ingestion
Medical attention: Bring packaging or MSDS sheet for proper direction
Flammability: Burns if exposed to direct flame or extreme heat, produces classic organic material combustion byproducts
Suitable extinguishing media: Use water spray, foam, dry chemical powder, or carbon dioxide
Unsuitable extinguishing media: Avoid using direct jet of water at high pressure which could spread dust
Specific hazards: Dust clouds may ignite with a static spark in rare strong dust-air mix situations
Special protective equipment for firefighters: Full turnout gear, self-contained breathing apparatus in heavy smoke
Personal precautions: Use dust mask or respirator in dusty environment, avoid walking on spilled dry litter due to slip hazard
Environmental precautions: Prevent large quantities from entering drains, surface waters, or soil
Containment and cleanup: Sweep or vacuum spilled litter, place in containers for reuse or disposal, clean dust residues with damp mop
Disposal: Collect and dispose according to local household waste regulations for biodegradable plant materials
Safe handling: Minimize dust during handling, avoid inhaling fine particles, wash hands after use
Storage conditions: Store in cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, reseal package after each use
Incompatible materials: Keep away from strong oxidizers and sources of open flame
Storage temperature: Store below 35°C for optimal product condition and shelf life
Packaging: Use original packaging or approved containers to reduce moisture exposure
Occupational exposure limits: Wheat dust exposure should follow OSHA PEL 10 mg/m³ (total dust), 5 mg/m³ (respirable fraction)
Engineering controls: Apply local exhaust ventilation or use in open spaces to reduce airborne dust
Personal protection: Dust mask or respirator if dust is present, eye protection in case of airborne particles, gloves for those with wheat sensitivities
Hygiene practices: Avoid eating, drinking, or smoking while handling, wash thoroughly after exposure
Appearance: Light brown to tan granules or pellets resembling ground cereal
Odor: Slightly sweet and earthy, natural wheat aroma
pH: Neutral in solution, typically 6.5–7.5
Melting point: Not applicable for processed wheat product
Solubility: Absorbs water, swells but does not fully dissolve
Specific gravity: Ranges from 0.6–0.8 g/cm³
Flash point: Above 150°C (may char under extreme heat)
Bulk density: 350–500 kg/m³ depending on granule size
Volatile Organic Compounds: Not present
Chemical stability: Stable under recommended handling and storage
Reactivity: Wheat base does not react with most household chemicals, subject to spoilage in humid conditions
Incompatible materials: Strong oxidizers, acids, and bases accelerate degradation or combustion risk
Hazardous decomposition products: Burning produces carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and minor nitrogen oxides
Hazardous polymerization: Not possible for this product
Acute toxicity: Low, based on plant origin, no harmful chemicals present
Skin irritation: Minor and rare, mostly for individuals allergic to wheat
Eye irritation: Dust can cause redness or itch but no permanent damage
Respiratory effects: Prolonged or heavy dust exposure may aggravate asthma or cause sneezing
Carcinogenicity: No known carcinogens, not listed by NTP, IARC, or OSHA
Chronic effects: Persistent exposure not known to cause long-term health problems
Biodegradability: Rapidly breaks down in compost or landfill, supports soil health
Aquatic toxicity: No ingredients harmful to aquatic environments
Bioaccumulation potential: Not applicable, quickly degrades without entering biological food chains
Environmental persistence: Low, due to natural decomposition
Notes: Avoid disposing in natural waterways to prevent unnecessary organic loading
Disposal methods: Dispose with regular household waste, compost in gardens, follow local municipal guidelines
Packaging disposal: Recycle paper or cardboard packaging if available, otherwise add to regular refuse
Precautions: Do not burn used litter in indoor stoves or open fire, can produce smoke
Regulatory considerations: Wheat litter does not qualify as hazardous waste by federal or state law
UN number: Not classified as dangerous goods for transport
Transport hazards class: None, safe for road, rail, sea, and air
Packing group: Not assigned
Environmental hazards: None expected during shipment
Special transport precautions: Keep packaging dry, avoid tearing or crushing, secure to prevent spills
Safety, health, and environmental regulations: Product complies with all local, state, federal, and international guidelines for wheat-derived products
TSCA status: Exempt as a natural, unprocessed agricultural product
OSHA hazard communication standard: Not considered hazardous
California Proposition 65: Not listed
Inventory status: All ingredients listed or exempt on major chemical inventories
Other regulations: No additional restrictions for use, handling, or sale in residential markets
