🐈 Efficient Odor Control: Naturally Fresh Walnut Cat Litter - A Natural Choice for Clean & Fragrance-Free Spaces Review

Edit: I originally bought Quick Clumping Litter in a green bag. I recently switched to the Multi Cat option (still only one cat) and have seen a SIGNIFICANT improvement on the dust issue. I had to cover my face with the green bag to clean the box. With the multi-cat option, I no longer need that. Will continue to use the multi cat option but still not five stars as all of these reviews seem to apply to all options and the green bag is terrible. First review: Use this for an adult cat in an open

. We loved the odor control you get from the woody walnut scent, we love that a small sachet can last 2+ weeks and my scooter man loves that it doesn't spill over his clothes or get into his nostrils. I'm sure you hear a but, and it's a big one. Three bags I ordered in three months were infested with mites. When this first happened I thought it must have been a coincidence as I had only heard of corn based fillers. Being infested with mites, it took us days to get rid of the tiny microscopic…

The Revain version of this product is so dusty! too high so I was excited when I found it on Revain. For the most part, this version is the same as the one I found in the store. Except that the one I found in the store was a purple bag (no, they weren't pellets, they were real stuff) and not as dusty or fine as the ones on Revane. The Revain version is very dusty and the granules are very fine. I can't understand why. I would happily give 5 stars if it wasn't so dusty. In addition, this walnut…

I am giving 4 stars because I like the fact that it is made from walnut shells so this product is used for its intended purpose and not on the landfill lands. Don't you like that the bag isn't recyclable, not even terracycling? Oh well! I diluted calico so I never noticed dark paws as others have mentioned, but I could see it was possible. The only "dust" comes from pouring it into the bowl, but it's not clay dust, which neither we nor our feline friends should breathe. I say "dust" in quotes…

Well, 8 months ago I found two kittens and because I'm not a cat lover. They were so small (about 4 or 5 weeks old) that I couldn't leave them outside. almost ran her over with his car. I brought her home with the intention of finding her a home, but I fell in love. So my fur noses are now part of my family. I had a terrible problem with a smelly toilet. I've used different types of cat litter and have used Tidy Cat for a long time because I thought it was the best of them all, but even after…

So here is my pen story. When I got 2 cats a year and a half ago I used the typical clumping clay waste. It handled the smell well, but I walked through a lot of junk and wasted a lot of money, not to mention the dust, stains, and toxins in the clumps of clay of the junk. After a month I realized I had to move on to something else! My next try was Yesterday's News, which I used most of the time I was with my cats. Overall I was happy with this pen - it's a lot cheaper, not itchy at all, no dust