Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter 12.3 lb, Natural

I cannot express how good this cat litter actually is. I had a kitten with a respiratory infection and I believe it was caused due to the dust produced by normal clay litter. My kitten loved to play in the litterbox and he would always be covered in litter as well as his eyes and nose being very dirty. When I got this litter it changed everything I knew. This litter has no dust at all. This helped his respiratory issues tremendously and honestly have helped mine too. I never knew how much dust normal litter had until I got this one. It is not made with ammonia so there is no terrible ammonia smell. Also because of the shape of the pellets the tracking is reduced by 99%. There still is some tracking, but my kitten loves to play in the litterbox and with normal clay litter, I would find it all over the house. With this litter it doesn’t reach farther than 6ft radius within the litterbox. I left a picture of the tracking after a week of use and no vacuuming with two cats. I have two longhaired cats and the litter never sticks so their fur. It clumps pretty well actually but there is a method you need to know. You cannot scoop up the clumps right after they pee. It takes awhile for them to form, otherwise they will be very liquidy and hard to pick up. So you gotta wait a little longer than normal litter for the clumping to happen. However once it does clump, man is it so nice. It clumps in such a specific way that it never sticks to the side of litterboxes. I use litter liners and basically you just peel the clumps off of the plastic and it’s wonderful. It leaves the litterbox much cleaner than clay litter once you scoop all the clumps. The only downside that others have mentioned is that it doesn’t stick to the poop. This can make it so the poop smell is more prominent, however it’s really not that bad if you scoop the poop right away. Otherwise the order elimination for the pee is just wonderful. Basically no order at all from the pee clumps. The plus side is since it doesn’t stick to the poop, when you scoop up the poop you’re not scooping up additional litter. Therefore you save more litter in the long run. I absolutely hate vanilla smell so I was pleasantly surprised when I got this and it actually smelled good. The smell can be strong at times, but it’s not nauseating at all, so if you don’t like vanilla you can get the other options like lavender or unscented. I have yet to try the lavender one because I heard lavender can be sickening for cats. They also make an unscented one but I have a feeling it’s just not as good but who knows. The plus side is that when you cats come out, they don’t smell like clay litter/poop/pee/febreez smell. They just smell like vanilla. This litter is honestly life changing. If you’re not into vanilla, get the lavender. Or unscented if you don’t like the smell at all. It takes time to understand this litter but my gosh is it so nice once you understand how it works. It is more expensive than clay litter but cheaper than most plant/tofu based litter. I think it’s definitely worth the money.

I’ve had cats nearly my whole life. When it comes to litter, you usually accept there is at least one con. Great odor control? It tracks everywhere. Clumps well? It’s dusty. And so on. Not this litter. It is actually the best I’ve ever used and as of now, seems to have zero downside. I’ve tried every litter under the sun, including the Tidy Cats Breeze system, and FINALLY this one hits all the marks: ✔️ Doesn’t track ✔️ Zero dust ✔️ Controls odors completely ✔️ Clumps extremely well ✔️ Lasts longer, less waste ✔️ Relatively affordable ✔️ Cat approved My only critical remark is that the vanilla scented one is not the best. I think next time I’ll go for lavender. No other complaints. I highly, highly recommend it.

I got a kitten in December and tried 5 or 6 litters and none.of them checked off all the boxes as far as what I want out of cat litter. The vibrant life crystal litter was great, at first. Minimum tracking outside the litter box, minimal dust, unscented. But the urine wouldn't clump, the crystals absorb urine but doesn't clump so there's no way to scoop the urine out of the box unless you just dump it all out and put fresh crystals in. So, the urine smell gets pretty strong. Special kitty unscented worked well at clumping urine, low tracking, but the odor control was not good. Even scooping the box every day the litter smelled worse each day. Tidy cats unscented worked for clumping urine but my cat was tracking it everywhere! It was like it stuck to his paws and would come off as he walked around getting it on the bed and everywhere else! My neighbor recommended Catit and I am forever grateful! It has no dust, the urine clumps very nicely and doesn't break apart when trying to scoop it, there is minimal tracking (I think it's cuz he goes wild when digging and covering) that some gets thrown out but it's big enough that it doesn't get tracked all over. I would definitely recommend this litter if you have an indoor cat. Also, get a large litter scooper with wide slots to accommodate the larger litter.

I liked this stuff, but my cats prefer clay and didn't use this nearly as often. It did clump well and was surprisingly good with odor control. But ultimately even if your cats like it, it's stupid expensive. One box was only a shallow fill in my litter box.

Great litter. Definitely dusty free. Easy to scoop up. My cat hasn’t have any allergic reaction which is great. Definitely worth it getting. Recently switched to automatic litter box and it works perfect. Vanilla scent is light and not strong. Low tracking as well which is amazing. This is my second time ordering 10/10 definitely will recommend.

This is my all time favorite cat litter! I’ve owned cats for pretty much 30 years and this litter proves it’s worth time and time again. I currently have three cats in a small two bedroom apartment and with this litter you just don’t smell the three litter boxes I have hidden throughout. I’ve bought both the lavender scent and the other one. The lavender is scented enough that you smell it but not enough that it is overwhelming or that my cats took notice to the difference. The other scent is kind of like a sweet almost milky scent. For ease of scooping I bought a tofu litter scoop - it’s metal not plastic and the slats are made further apart so you can more easily sift through the clumps. I have a cat that pees in the exact same spot of the litter box and with this litter it clumps well enough and is sticky enough that when I scoop out that spot it usually comes out in one solid clump! I also don’t run through this litter nearly as much as the other ones. I put one box (2 pouches) in each litter pan (large or extra large stainless steel litter box) to start and then I top up with one pouch probably once a month or once every three weeks depending. It scoops so well that I rarely need to take it out and throughly deep clean it anymore. I think the only time I actually had to do that was when I first switched my cats over and I mixed a pouch in with the existing clay litter. Also, speaking of, I didn’t have any difficulty switching any of my cats over to this litter. I have all females but we haven’t had any medical issues as a result of this change either. Oh and my all time favorite reason for this litter, there’s no dust! So saving in money and allergies where I can! Hope it helps!

UPDATE ----- Just another week later & they JACKED the PRICE UP AGAIN! I initially paid $22 for the double box, which is now a few cents shy of $33! Are you kidding me?!!! It's not bad litter, but I'll stick with my mix of Sustainably Yours & Grass Seed - which sift far better/ quicker & easier than these longer pieces... (which I had added to my mix anyhow) I've had 3 cats & 3 huge litter boxes & to be honest- sometimes only clean them out 1 or 2x a week - and NEVER have any smells whatsoever, have superior clumping & super dessicated non-smelling #2s far before ever trying THIS WAY OVERPRICED litter! It's a shame bc I wanted to give it a chance as being another good option when my regular choices aren't available! ORIG REVIEW ------- While I have ALWAYS used my mix of Sustainably Yours (cassava/ corn) & usually Petco's grass seed litter for the PERFECT MIX - figured I'd give this pea husk litter a try at only $23, which is expensive for the amt (but has since INCREASED to $31+ in JUST A MONTH!) Anyway - it was worth the try, as I luckily also mixed it in w my existing mix... This litter STILL TRACKS, but not quite as far past the 'litter room' despite the granules being a weird long shape (maybe the size of shredded coconut? but more girth). A little more work trying to clean boxes, as it doesn't readily sift thru my metal scoop with larger openings & have to sit there manually shaking every time you scoop - takes about 2x longer to clean a box & we have 3. Otherwise I suppose it clumps relatively well, though again, I used it w my usually mix that always does the job. I was going to give it a try again w less of my usual mix UNTIL I SAW THE PRICE INCREASE! FORGET IT NOW! There is no way I'm buying over $90 worth of litter for 3 huge boxes to just to give it a shot! How the price increases that much in JUST 1 MONTH is RIDICULOUS! Others must be buying it to the point where a greedy seller thinks they'll pay no matter what - NO THANK YOU!!! I'll stick with my mix that's double the amount and still less that what this seller thinks they can get away with. Too bad bc it could've made a decent alternative!

Got this because my cats staying with my grandma and she doesn’t like the unhealthy chemicals in other litter. I did research and this one is safe. And man it smells weirdly good like a vanilla cookie, but very natural. Very nice One thing I love is it pretty much eliminates tracking mess. I was using the clay before and it would track EVERYWHERE. Drove me crazy. Because it’s in bigger clumps it barely tracks and when it does it’s an easy clean up unlike with the clay. So far it also clumps just fine with both the poop and pee. I was a little worried it wouldn’t because of some reviews and I’m sorry it would be an absolute dealbreaker to have to smell pure poop all the time. I theorize if your cats poop is VERY dry it might not clump. I haven’t used it enough to show how effective it is with keeping away and smells over time and stuff but I’ll update. I do NOT recommend lavender scent that’s my qualm with these companies I don’t know why they always sell lavender stuff when cats hate lavender and I think it can make them sick. Don’t do that to your cat please

Pour en avoir testé beaucoup, c'est vraiment la meilleure litière végétal que j'ai pu essayer ! Colle pas au fond du bac, pas de poussières, pas d'odeurs, et les chats ne l'amène pas partout sur leurs patounnes. Et en plus elle est adapter pour les robots litières !!! Totalement conquis, mes chats aussi

Both my cat and I like this litter, mainly because it is natural, easy to clean, and very practical for everyday use. What works well: • It is a natural litter that forms solid clumps, making daily cleaning quick and easy. • The litter has a strong, natural vanilla scent, which is pleasant and not chemical. • I mix it with a cheaper, non-clumping litter, and it still performs very well. This also makes it last much longer. • Odour control is very good, and the litter tray stays fresh. • Easy to scoop and maintain, with minimal effort. Something to consider before buying: The vanilla scent is quite noticeable. If you are someone who is very sensitive to smells or tends to form strong scent associations, it’s worth thinking about whether this litter is right for you. For some people, sweet food-like scents (such as vanilla) can later become strongly associated with the litter tray, which may feel unpleasant over time. This is very individual, but worth keeping in mind. Overall: A high-quality natural litter that clumps well, smells pleasant, and is easy to clean. My cat is happy with it, and it works very well in daily use — just be mindful of the scent strength if smells are particularly important to you.

This is the first non-clay litter I've used, and I honestly only made the switch because one of my cats has started urinating a LOT more. To the point where I had to scoop his litter box *immediately* after he used it, and he would *still* sometimes end up with wet clay stuck to his paws, which, while he's tolerant of his feet being touched, he does *not* appreciate what I have to do to remove the wet clay. And of course, if he used the clay litter while I was asleep or out of the house... it would harden. And that's a nightmare to get off of his feet. But that was with his *previous* litter. With *this* litter. Once a day is all I have to do for his litter box. No litter stuck to his feet. No wet paw prints on the floor. There's slight mess when he hops out of the box, but it's not a big deal and easy to clean up, especially compared to clay litter. And another bonus when compared to clay litter - this litter is ACTUALLY as dust-free as it claims to be. It also clumps well, and in smaller clumps compared to clay for urine. For me, there's only two real downsides to this, and they're relatively minor. The first one is the smell. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad smell. It's a good smell. TOO good. Cleaning out the litter box smells ONLY of vanilla (specifically of vanilla cake frosting), which is GOOD because, as I mentioned, my cat is urinating A LOT, and also he didn't get the nickname of "Stinky" for no reason. But it's bad, because every time I clean his box, I find myself wanting cake. But neither myself nor my cat actually have any REAL issue with the smell. He used it right away when I put it in for the first time. As for me, I'll be getting the lavender scent next time, and hope he reacts to it the same way as the vanilla. The other downside is because of my cat's frequent urination, a box that is supposed to last 60 days... is lasting two weeks. But it's decently priced, and I was going through much larger boxes (18kg) of clay litter at about the same rate, so this also honestly not a big deal. (For the interested: the clay litter that was being used prior to switching to this was Odour Beater, unscented with carbon, and while it was the best clay litter I'd used that was regularly available to me, it doesn't even come CLOSE to how good this is) EDIT: A couple things I wanted to add, having now used this litter for a while... I initially said that with the amount that my cat was urinating (both in frequency and volume) it looked like the litter was only going to last 2 weeks, it *did* actually last THREE. Still less than the 60-day claim, but better than I initially thought, and also my cat's urination is well above the norm, so a box lasting that long regardless of the manufacturer's claim is still really good. Also, having now tried to lavender-scented version of this litter, I'll be sticking to the vanilla. The scent is also fine in strength, and my cat had no issue with it, but the perfume industry has ruined the smell of lavender for me, apparently. Also, the 'sprinkles' for the lavender seem to be longer in general than the vanilla ones, which are already kind of long. The end result of this is that the vanilla scent takes longer to sift through your scoop than you may be used to, and the lavender will take longer still, and may even require a different scoop than you already have. Mine works, but, like I said, takes longer. But at least I'm not smelling any of my cat's eliminations while dealing with his litter box. I still highly recommend this.

Żwirek bardzo mnie zaskoczył pozytywnie.Naprawdę jest bardzo wydajny ,moje koty po pewnym wahaniu się zaakceptowały bez problemu. Nie pyli się tak i moje koty nie kichają non stop (kryte kuwety),nosi się tylko na dywanik przed kuwetą.Nie mam żwirku rozniesionego po całym domu i wszystkiego zapylonego. To był naprawdę dobry zakup i choć żwirek jest drogi zdrowie moich kotów jest najważniejsze. Polecam ,już kupiłam następne opakowanie do uzupełnienia w kuwecie :)

Es una arena que no genera polvo, que se mantiene más limpia y no genera olores. Si la mantienes a diario harás que la arena te dure mucho más. Es una ventaja que se aglomerada porque así se generan las bolitas con la caca y el pis pero el resto de la arenera sigue estando limpia.