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Fine-Grain Silica Cat Litter Bag Reviews

4.7 Rating 2,252 Reviews
I've tried a lot of different types of litters but this one takes the prize. Cat poop easily clumps and the urine can just be stirred and absorbed by the litter with no residual odor. Love it!
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Posted 5 years ago
I have used both regular silica and the fine grain for my cat, Frankie. He only eats wet food and I add hot water to his food. He pees a lot. They both absorb equally well but I did not like stepping on the larger pieces of the regular silica when he scattered them around. Neither did Frankie. So, I use the fine grain for absorption and less hassle to clean up. Very happy with this product. I do not want guests to smell cat pee when they come to my small cabin and this product takes care of that issue. I find it is most effective if you stir the litter during the day as they suggest. Thank you, Kitty Poo.
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Posted 5 years ago
weird, I know. but the cat seems to legitimately enjoy hanging out with the litter. but cats will be cats I suppose
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Posted 5 years ago
We have 3 cats, 2 females and 1 male. One bag of litter last us between 7-10 days when we scoop it daily. Changing from store bought litter was no issue at all.
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Posted 5 years ago
Been using this litter for years and always come back to it!
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Posted 5 years ago
So much easier and cleaner than clumping type litter. Poops dry up in the litter which makes scooping lots cleaner. Urine is quickly absorbed and seems to disappear completely when litter is given a good stir. I noticed no odor until the third week but a cup of baking soda took care of it.
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Posted 5 years ago
This is the best cat litter. There are no smells! The only drawback is the fine grain is small and when the cat covers,he gets it all over so you have to sweep it. Its like sand.
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Posted 5 years ago
it really catches the order. i have tried both small and big grain and i prefer small grain for my house. the big ones kinda hurts your feet when you accidently step over them!
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Posted 5 years ago