Premium Unscented Cat Litter, 10Lb

I really appreciate the sustainability aspect of this litter—it feels like a healthier, more natural option compared to traditional clay-based ones. The texture is soft and fine, which my cat adjusted to quickly, and it does a good job controlling odor without artificial scents.Clumps well and is easy to scoop, plus it doesn’t leave that heavy dust cloud when pouring. If you’re looking for a more eco-friendly alternative that still performs like a top-tier litter, this is definitely worth trying.

Finding a good litter is a constant battle for cat owners, but I think I am finally done searching. For our one-cat household, this has been the best litter we've found BY FAR. The clumping is phenomenal and is SO much better than any other litter my cat has ever used. This litter forms very hard, cohesive clumps that do not break apart, even with force, and are very easy to sift. No bits of clumps falling off or clumps breaking apart and getting mixed back in like with clay litter, so this litter stays clean. I find that it masks the smell well and there are no urine or feces odors near my cat's box (though it does have a very subtle wet corn smell while you're scooping that goes away once the clumps are removed). I have yet to see any dust coming out of the bag when I pour it in, which is a huge plus, as even most of the "dust-free" ones are not even close to being dust-free.I recommend scooping daily or every other day (well, you should anyway) because as more urine is added, the clumps become bigger and harder, and it might make it difficult for your cat to find loose litter to cover their waste until the clumps are removed.My only complaint, which doesn't change my rating, is that it doesn't last as long as other ones and is a bit pricy per bag. I think the fact that it runs out quickly is due to how well it clumps, but I find that it needs to be changed after about 3 weeks.As a funny side note, my cat has made some interesting "sculptures" with this litter. Maybe it's just me/my sense of humor, but some of the formations I have scooped out have actually made me laugh out loud. I attached pictures of some of the funny ones, like the dinosaur and the sad person looking down.

I’ve been using this product for about a week and a half. I originally bought one bag but for two cats you need at least 2 or ideally 3. It’s expensive, I will say that, but it’s worth it. I was using another litter alternative that had a brown dust and it was ruining my furniture, my rugs, anything that my cats touched. This litter has no dust, no smell, and it’s great for clumping. It’s the easiest scoop I’ve ever experienced while using a conventional litter box. I will say that it doesn’t coat feces very well but because I clean the litter box daily I’m not too worried about the smell. After the box is cleaned out it doesn’t stink in my opinion. I’ve also added a bit of baking soda to the mixture to help. Tracking is inevitable in my opinion but because the litter is white it’s easy to see where cleanup needs to happen. I think this is the best litter alternative I’ve ever used.

Veterinarian and cat lover here. I have used a ton of litters over the years and unscented clay litter is what my cats prefer so that’s what I have always used. Based on other reviews I decided to give this a go. I have a litter robot, a regular pan litter box, a cat that makes super stinky poo and a cat that is asthmatic. I am going to review what’s important to me with regards to cat litter.*this is for the sustainably yours large grain only*1. Clumping- this is by FAR the hardest clumping litter that exists. Period. Rock hard clumps. No crumbling. Super easy to scoop. It’s impressive. Nothing compares.2. Scoopability: very easy to scoop and the clumps do not stick to the side of my robot or my litter pan. The thing I hate most about clay litter is the clumps always stick to the side of the litter boxes and they crumble making it hard to get it all out. With this litter the clumps stay in one piece. It would be very hard to break apart. Very easy to run my giant scooper through the litter and across the box. No digging like with clay and it doesn’t stick to the scooper. Box stays clean. Very little to no streaking in the litter robot globe.3. Dust- zero dust. I have a cat with asthma so this is non negotiable.4. Tracking - does track a little, not any worse than the low tracking clay litters. The litter is beige/yellow so if you have dark floors you will see it. I have a giant litter mat under each box and a chenille rug in the path and it contains 95% of the tracking. My Roborock gets the rest every day.5. Smell: smell is very well contained in my litter robot but if my stinky pop cat poops in the regular box and doesn’t bury it, I can smell it. I refuse to use scented litters bc chemicals and my asthmatic cat, so the occasional stinky poo I can live with.6. Cost: It’s expensive, really expensive. I guess you get what you pay for…If this is in your budget, it’s 100% worth it.I’m a convert and will continue to use this litter. I can’t speak for product consistency bc I haven’t used it very long. It did take my cats 2 weeks to start using the litter box with this litter regularly. My advice to introduce- add another new cheap deep pan litter box to what you have already, fill it with this litter only (2 bags = $40), put it in a cat desirable location, and give them a few weeks to adjust before you switch out their current toilets.If you decide to give it a go, I hope you like it as much as I do. Another reviewer recommended mixing with Boxie Pro and getting similar clumping results making it a little more cost effective. I may give that a try.

I've been using this litter for my two cats to avoid using clay litter. As far as litter goes, this does a good job at not producing any dust and it is very easy to scoop. It looks nicer than clay litter and doesn't suffocate my cats or me.The problems I have are with the clumping. Since this litter barely sticks to feces (making it easy to scoop), it will absorb and clump every ounce of moisture or liquid. When I scoop the litter, there are massive clumps of urine (again, not a bad thing) and this causes me to have to refill the box every time. I would say I am going through anywhere from 2 - 4 bags of 10lb litter a month.Next minor issue is the smell. Since the litter doesn't stick to feces very well, it doesn't do much to hide the smell. I would suggest using a deodorizer or air freshener.And last issue is the tracking. No matter how many mats I put down, my cats manage to track it out of the litter box and onto the floor. I usually have to sweep after scooping to catch the loose litter.Overall, it is good litter if you are okay with buying multiple bags each month and can do anything to suppress the smell. What I was looking for in a litter was little to no dust, clumping, suppresses smell and is affordable. This litter does a good job at some things and less well at others and that leaves me with a rating of about 3.8/5.