CatitGo Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter - Lightweight, Dust Free, Easy Cleaning & Scooping, Flushable Kitty Litter with Odor Control & Subtle Fragrance - 12.3 Lbs, Vanilla Scented

This is a fantastic product- I’ll never go back to clay litter again. There’s zero dust, it’s very light weight and the clumps don’t stick to the bottom of the litter box. It doesn’t track outside the box at all, which is the main reason I wanted to try it. In some reviews I’ve read people state that this litter doesn’t stick to poops, but my cat buries her tootsie rolls so it’s not an issue. I’m amazed that there’s no smell in her litter box area at all. Some have stated that the vanilla smell is overpowering but I guess that depends on your level of sensitivity to smells. I didn’t find it to be a strong smell at all. Lastly, I’d like to add how easily my cat switched to this litter. I put a thin layer of clay litter that had been in her box on top of the pellets, and after some investigation she hopped in and did her business. This product is a bit more expensive (but not much) than traditional litter, but if you’ve had it with dust and litter all over the house this is the answer. You’ve got to at least try it!!

Okay, I never thought I'd be writing a raving review for cat litter but here we are. This stuff is truly amazing. I have experience with numerous types of litters in the clay, wheat, and corn categories and none of them even remotely compete with this miracle of a product. This litter checks all the boxes and actually does what is advertised. There is virtually no dust, it clumps well, doesn't track at all, and mitigates odor.Pretty much all cat litter will claim that their formula is 99.9% dust free, yada yada. Not only is this bs in my experience, most litters I've used produce quite a bit of dust when adding to the box. This stuff has virtually no dust. The only dust you'll find is a little at the bottom of the vacuum-sealed bag, which doesn't produce clouds. The fact that this product comes vacuum sealed in two individual bags, prevents the litter from moving around where the grains are churning against one another creating the broken-down litter dust. Additionally, another benefit is the space saving feature. It has a smaller footprint than an equivalent bag of the same weight.The clumping ability is some of the best I've seen. Again, many of the other brands will advertise that their formulas produce tight clumps that resist breaking apart, however I've had varying results. This stuff is just different in the way it absorbs and clumps together. Typically, you will find clumps that are simply the litter material stuck to one another when absorbing liquid, yet this stuff actually changes its composition as it clumps. It's rather hard to explain, but you can think of it as if the strands of bean husks, "melt down" and combine with one another when there is a pooled liquid. The amount of liquid absorbs correlates with how much the strands blend together, as it does traditionally clump as well. I attached a picture with an example. The darker areas are where the strands have blended together to create a solid piece of material. Last but not least, against all odds, this miracle product barely sticks to the box, which in my case is plastic. The little it does comes off cleanly and doesn't require scraping to remove.One of the best characteristics of this litter is its form factor. When I recently changed litter's to this stuff, I specifically looked for products that had larger grains of material to reduce tracking. I was sick and tired or having litter strew throughout the house. The problem is history. Dut to its size and shape, it's too big to get stuck in my guy's paws and if it does, the litter mat right outside of his box catches. There is virtually no tracking and it's fantastic. The only drawback of this formula is the fact that some cats are picky, and litter can certainly be one of them. It's my understanding that cats tend to prefer smaller grains of material, so these larger strands may be rejected by your finicky cat. It doesn't help that the lavender version is a light purple color and has a mild fragrance.Another fantastic aspect of this stuff is the odor control. Now take my opinion with a grain of salt since I can't smell ish, literally, however I have told by someone with a very sensitive palate that odor is still apparent, like all litter's. What I can vouch for, odor-wise, is the ammonia smell when the litterbox is heavily soiled. Even sifting through the litter when scooping, I can't smell anything. In the past the ammonia smell was apparent and I'm right over the box and especially when the clumps broke apart.Don't think twice when considering this amazing product, and don't let the price deter you as well.

Game changer--amazing!! I have had cats for 40 years. I've tried every type of litter out there. This stuff is incredible. First of all, there's no smell to the litter box. I hate those scented litters that make my cat smell like cheap perfume. This does not have a smell to it, but it does fight the smell of the litter box. I'm in a tiny house so that my cat goes the litter box. It's very evident. Not with this litter. The other crate advantage is it does not trash through the house. No dust no litter everywhere. It took me a minute to learn how to scoop it. You have to kind of dig for whatever is in there and then just pick that up. I hope this company stays in business for the rest of my life because this is incredible

Very low dust & scent is very subtle. Most importantly my cats don't mind it. Normal sized pee clumps well, do have to let it cure a while before scooping to avoid sticking. If kitty pees a lake due to CKD, it can stay sticky, but same issue with other litters. Does track a bit as all litters I've tried. Still it's such an improvement from clay mixed versions.

Initially, I loved this litter and so did my cats. They still like it but I had to stop using it. You see, I love the smell of vanilla. It’s one of my favorite fragrances, but the continuous smell from this litter, modified by occasional mistakes (not covering well enough) by one of my elderly cats was making the vanilla smell nauseating to me. I am elderly and quite deaf. As I’ve gotten older, and my hearing has faded, my sense of smell has become more acute. I wish they made an unscented option or at least tone down the vanilla! I wonder if mint would work? Maybe too close to catnip. Can’t have the kitties rolling around in the litter box!

I was looking for a biodegradable option to put out for 3 cats in our catio. We LOVE Sustainably Yours, it's amazing. But, it tracks horribly. We have a tofu litter in our bedroom closet, but it gets stinky fast. I read some reviews and settled on this litter. It arrived and the odor was pretty overwhelming as I poured it into the freshly cleaned and sanitized box in the morning. In the evening, I went out to clean it, and they hadn't used it AT ALL. I went back in and watched on our video camera inside the catio. The poor cats kept going over and smelling over the side, but none of them would use it. Poor kitties! We changed the litter immediately, and they spent almost half an hour in the box, relieving themselves. So, no, I definitely would not recommend this. :(