“I like the soy because it still clumps but has less dust and tracking than clay. It’s a little difficult to sift through the scoop holes because the pellets are large, but it’s a great litter! The only thing I’ve noticed is, if I don’t scoop it for a few days (like going away for a quick weekend) there are gnats living in it and flying all around. It takes a few days of good upkeep to get rid of them.”
“I had started out with the silica, and that had worked for a while; but I have a hefty cat that likes to go to the box often, and after the first week, the silica would get yellow and smell. I tried out the Soy, and I love this over the other ones. Not only does it clump the urine, but it easily separates the pellets from poop too, and I flush the poop and put the pee pods in the wastebasket for later. Since it does a good job maintaining odor control, I will have enough for extra when the new box comes in.”
“Do not care for the organic soy...weird smell and don’t like that it is clumping. However, my cats like it and transitioned well. I believe I would like to try the silica pellets with my next order.”
“The soy litter was the solution to all my cat litter problems. I have an elderly cat and she doesnt mind this litter at all. Best of all, it doesnt make me sneeze all day like the silica and clay. This is the only litter I have found that I dont feel allergic to. I did have a problem with using one box a month. So now I use two every two weeks, and that is much more tolerable for both myself and the cat. Will keep ordering.”
“I wasnt sure Ruby would take to the soy litter. But she did. Im glad that theres no dust, no smell or very little, and if the litter pieces fall out of her paws, they are easy to see and pick up. Were bpth happy with this change.”
