Not incentivized. This was recommended to me by my daughter about 6yrs ago. I have 2 cats and this is the only litter I buy. I have tried others just to compare and always come back. It doesn’t have a dusty odor that lingers, And while my cat is doing his business it covers well and covers the odor. So far I’ve been a happy customer and will continue to buy. 

Hello, Naturally Fresh Quick-Clumping Litter does work with automatic litter boxes. We just recommend that you set a delay of at least 15 minutes to allow for the clumps to set properly.

Hi, Thank you for reaching out and thank you for your support! I am happy to share that all the Naturally Fresh Formulas are both safe and non-toxic, to date we've had no instances of toxicity in our litter. In fact, there are some dog breeders that use our Pellet Formula to box train new litters of puppies! Thank you again for reaching out. Sincerely, Michelle & the Naturally Fresh Team

Even if the litter is 99% dust free when BAGGED, the simple fact is that being shipped and moved around will cause the granules to rub against each other creating litter dust! It CAN NOT be avoided.... However there is a super easy way to remove the dust when you get home before you use the litter! Take a 5 gal bucket and go outside where there is a light breeze. Holding the bag at shoulder height SLOWLY pour the litter from the bag into the bucket. The granules will go into the bucket but the dust will blow away! This works with pretty much ANY litter by the way... the one exception is the pine one which is like tiny sawdust.... that is ALL dust!! It has no granules so it just goes POOF the min you open the bag!!

I have only tried the Quick clumping and I'm very satisfied with it.

We have had no problems flushing it in our '80s-era Gerber toilet. Note that there are many who will tell you never to flush any cat litter, because cat feces may be contaminated with T. gondii, a parasite that harms Pacific sea otters. However, this is not a problem if (a) you live east of the Rockies, since nothing you flush will end up in the Pacific Ocean, and/or (b) your cat is definitely not infected with T. gondii. If your cat is a strictly indoor cat, and has been so for at least six months, and has no contact with wild animals, and is not fed raw meat, then you can be sure it's not infected. You can also find out by means of a blood test.

If you or any of your friends or family are allergic to walnuts, I would suggest buying a different cat litter. If you are not allergic to walnuts, I would suggest buying a different cat litter anyway.

Okay this litter is totally safe for kittens! As are the ones made from Corn, wheat, grass and most organic materials. You are all focusing on the clumping of the litter and because this is a natural product without any artificial GLUES added to make it clump super hard, as it dries out it loses it clumping power. The sooner after the cat goes, the harder the clumps will be!! If you only scoop every other day, or only once or twice a week, yes the clumps will break easily because they have dried out! ...Now back to the concerns about them eating it... first off kittens won't WANT to eat this! They are not gonna sit there chowing down on it.... they will POSSIBLY get a few granules stuck between their pads and swallow them instead of spitting them out.... this will not be an issue as they are made from a substance the stomach acid easily dissolves. They are too small to do damage when swallowed and they don't STAY sharp inside the tummy, and they don't stick together and STAY stuck together for more than a few minutes before dissolving. Something to keep in mind.... although the corn and wheat based litters are safe in many ways, because they are made from corn and wheat, cats with grain or gluten allergies WILL react to them! Even just cleaning the dust off their feet can cause a reaction! Where this being a NATURAL product has an massive impact on ANY cats health has much more to do with the DUST! Every litter has dust! Even if it's dust free when bagged, shipping causes the granules to rub together CREATING dust! Now aside from the fact that litters with chemicals will have chemical laden dust, the clay dust goes into your cats lungs AND NEVER COMES OUT!!! The moisture in the lungs causes the dust to clump up in the lungs the same way the litter clumps in the box!! And since it's not an organic base, your cats body can not break it down, absorb it and eliminate it! It's in there FOREVER! Any organic litter including this one is made from things the body can break down! No buildup of dust in your cats lungs to cause breathing issues when your cat is older!