“I really appreciate how this is the most environmentally friendly litter from Kittypoo Club. However because of the consistency of the soy pieces, pee forms into clumps so therefore there is a lot that you must remove to keep the box clean. I think the only problem is that they don’t give enough of the litter when they mail the box.”
“I like that kitty has a fresh box every month and that it can go in the paper recycling can. The soy litter is nice, but, even for my 1 small cat, it is not quite enough to get her through the month. I keep another bag of litter on hand to supplement.”
“Love the litter box, I've tried a few of the different cat litters and love the clay litter the most. My cat didn't like the feel of the organic soy and I found it to not really cover her poos very well but love the box and clay!”
“We love the box. The soy was okay. It did a way better job than other litters we have tried. Our cat kicked it out of the box quite often. One of the great things about this subscription is you can change the litter you want. It was nice to sample a couple and see which we liked better. If you are considering giving this a try, it’s soo worth it.”
“Pros: You don't have to clean anything, which is why I decided to try this to begin with. I LOVE that. Cons: There's a lot more scooping and work involved than the litter box system I was using before this (don't want to name drop another company but it used pellets and pads), and it's smellier. My cat likes to kick the litter all over the floor, even if I put the dome on, but he might just have a kicking obsession. My cat also ripped up cardboard with his nails from the bottom of the box in his first box while digging, so beware that that's a possibility. Conclusion: Is it better than a normal litter box? 100%. Is it better than what I was using before? Ehh. It's easier to clean, meaning there is no cleaning. Will I keep using Kitty Poo Club? I'm still undecided, but I would recommend it to people.”
