🐾 Eco-friendly Dust-Free Natural Paper Non-Clumping Cat Litter Pellets with Odor Control, Large Size, 12.3 lbs Review

I bought this spatula for its low dusting properties; However, I hadn't noticed that the spatula didn't stick together. It does an excellent job of not creating dust when cats use the litter box, but there's no way to scoop urine-soaked litter out of the litter box. After about a few days it starts to smell strong. Really strong smell of ammonia. You must empty the entire liter drawer and start over immediately. If this filler stuck together it would work great, but in its current state it's…

I only have one cat, but a big boy. After reading reviews about scooping issues I decided to listen to some reviews where they only reset it weekly. It worked fantastically. It's lightweight and doesn't stick. my cat loves it It no longer leaves traces everywhere. In my experience it's very clean and the bits it throws around behind my open drawer get swept away easily. I will keep using this. Yes, and one more thing. He no longer sneezes, he had swallowed pneumonia which was cured, but now I'm

This is the best paper litter we've found. It's like little pieces of spaghetti. The pieces are usually less than an inch long. Mostly there is no dust, but sometimes there is very little dust left at the bottom of the box, which has been heavily impacted during transportation. Some debris is tracked outside the crate, but they fall off her paws just a few yards from the crate. We have to use paper fillers due to asthma and this is the best we have found. It can also be washed off in small…

It was very interesting to try this new eco-friendly filler. I have read many promising reports about it. When I received it I mixed it with my regular kitty litter for the first few litters as directed on the box. I didn't notice any difference in smell when I mixed regular clay putty with it. But once I started using this paper fountain pen alone, the smell was absolutely unbearable. The whole room and the bathroom where the cat litter is smells like cat urine 😷 I have already scooped solid…

I have to admit I was skeptical when purchasing this item. Based on the rating people love it or hate it! But here's my situation - I breed purebred hypoallergenic cats. I now have two litters of 12 kittens and have been desperately searching for a new product that will be safe for my babies and not make my life miserable. /lightweight filler I've gone all the way with corn filler. My god what a mess. it tracked EVERYWHERE and got stuck in my cat's hair. I have tried many different types of…

The only problem I encountered was that I didn't expect it to be so small. As a result, I couldn't use my old tray, the Tidy Cats Breeze Litter Box system. This garbage just fell through these holes! So it was unexpected. But I parted with that tray and used that tray in Nature's Miracle Disposable Giant Tray. I take out the waste (faeces) as before. The urine is absorbed by the granules so you cannot remove them. I only throw it out every once in a while, maybe once a week (2 cats) - I love it

Background: I've had cat friends all my life - I grew up with cats and I remember having clay litter and how *expletive* it smelled horrible - Absolutely never mention the pain they have to deal with. I mean they had clump skills but that's all they had. Over time, companies developed new fillers and technologies, and I was one of the early supporters of the Breeze Litter System. I have a cat who (before we got him) had crystal blockage and was taken to the vet and almost died. The Breeze…