“I really like that the soy litter doesn’t get all over our house like the traditional cat litters. We find very little of the litter on the floor and throughout the house. Also happy to recycle the box at the end of the month. My cat enjoys it also!”
“Stinks, doesn’t clump and it tracks as badly as clay litter. Does not sift well through the scooper. Looks like a box of ramen noodles. Never buying again!”
“I was looking for a litter that met several criteria and this one finally did it. It is a pellet litter, so it doesn't track everywhere. It is soy-based and soft on my cat's paws. It clumps for easy scooping. It manages odors well. My cat is very happy with it. Thanks Kitty Poo Club!”
“This litter is most remarkable for its total absence of smell. In my experience, every other type of litter on the market today -- even other soy products -- exude unpleasant odors. This one does not. I will say that a bag lasts me a week -- not the month that is advertised. This makes the product somewhat expensive, but it is well worth it to me to have an odor-free house.”
“There are some pros and cons. Pros- very light, no dust and virtually no tracking. Which is why I gave it 4 stars. Clumps well too. Cons- Odor control is lacking immensely. I clean the box 3 times a day, everyday and it smells. My litter box never smelled before. Was looking for a low dust alternative to clay. I had really high hopes for this product. Unfortunately, I’ll keep looking for a better alternative.”
“There seems to be no tracking. The large pellets don’t stick to paws and then get tracked outside the box.I also have noticed less odor. I don’t know, yet, how often to change the litter, still in investigative stage.”
