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Review on ๐ŸŒพ Wheat Scoop Natural Wheat-Based Cat Litter by Glen Sprout

Revainrating 1 out of 5

This is a warning! in Cats

I don't really like badmouthing a company, but sometimes it's necessary to warn others not to buy a product. I also think it would be helpful for a company to know what their customers experience with their product. First of all, the name sWheat Scoop Fast-Clumping is completely misleading and takes it to the extreme. I've used several different brands over the years (mostly clay) and I have to say this product is the worst clumping product. Not only is it "quick clumping," but I consider it "non-stick." I was hoping to use this natural product and cast the clay. In fact, I've been using Smart Cat natural clumping litter exclusively for a year now and I'm very happy with it in every way. However, when I recently reordered it, several people reported that it had bugs. Then I had a friend who also told me about her mistakes. That's when I decided to try another "natural" filler and bought sWheat Scoop Fast-Clumping All Natural. I accidentally was quite sure that it would be at least as good or even better than Smart Cat but with no bugs so unfortunately I bought a big 30# bag! Warm wheat doesn't scoop well even when it's dry, and you can forget about that if you're trying to get a wet lump. I can't tell you how many HOURS (if any) it takes for a wet lump to become dry and hard because I haven't had a hard lump yet! It never seems to stick together! Having bought so many I will use it but I will never buy this product again. My remedy now is to remove the wet clumps without trying to weed out the dry ones around them lest they fall apart. So I throw out quite a bit of litter every time I clean up the litter box, but at least I use it. This has to be the worst non-clumping filler I've ever used. So be careful.

Pros
  • Odor Control: Made with 100% wheat, enzymes and starches improve clumping and virtually eliminate smelly pet odors; Fast clumping, dense and compact, easy to pick up
Cons
  • Not trendy