May actually be the worst cat litter I have ever tried. Litter was scattered all over the floor and clumps stuck all over the litter box. Had hopes for this litter but very disappointed.

This is an amazing litter. I have been researching and thinking of a change from FreshStep clumping unscented as that formula changed. I wish I had moved to Boxiecat 1 year ago. It is so clean feeling. I did not even transition our cat and just changed it one day and it was seamless. She loved it from day one. No odors, tracking is minimal and no dust. A game changer that I believe is healthier for my cat and me.

It really works! I am so happily surprised by the lack of smell with this litter. I don't have to add and scent reducers or use any sprays. The litter box is un the bedroom near the bed and honestly I can't smell a thing. The only thing is that the clay is finer than my old litter and seems more easily spreadable upon the cats leaving the litter box however I don't mind much as I have good sized litter mats and vacuum/sweep regularly.

Just to set the context, I use this in a Litter Robot 4. With that said, this is a top clumping litter so it behaves differently. If you're moving from something like FreshStep, there are a few key differences. 1. Considerably less dust when pouring. 2. Less Tracking --- when the cat's scratch to cover their mess, the stuff doesn't get stuck to their paws. 3. You may get more tracking from DRY granules if they like to shake their feet after doing their business like mine. To me, this is acceptable because I'd rather have dry granules than paws full of clumped up scented clay that they eat when cleaning themselves. Since this is top clumping, you need to make sure there is enough litter in the LR4. It needs to be at the fill line. In my experience, once the cat pees, the litter seems to be clumped up immediately and doesn't have a chance to get to the bottom. This experience may vary depending on how your cat likes to pee. If your cat pees on the edge, it's going to stick to the rubber. If they like to dig to the bottom and pee, it's going to stick to the bottom. If, like mine, the cat sits in the center, pees, and then covers, the pee never has a chance to get to the rubber. It's clumped immediately. If your cat likes to dig or pees on the edge, you need to experiment with the cycle time to give the litter enough time to fully absorb the liquid and detach from the rubber inside the LR4. This made a huge difference in my household with my rescue cat who doesn't have any idea how to pee in a box. He sits on the edge and pees on the back. It trickles down to the edge and he doesn't cover it up. For us, 15 minute cycle times gave the litter enough time to absorb the liquid and detach from the rubber.

Did not work well for our cats in a Litter Robot. Basically turns to sludge and sticks to the bottom. When it cycles, it doesn’t fall to the waste drawer since it’s stuck.

Absolutely the worst litter I have ever used. If you like sand scattered throughout your house, this litter is for you. Also, the clumps stay wet and therefore, unless you follow your cat(s) every time they use the box, you will not only have litter spread throughout your house, you’ll have paw prints from the wet litter.

Not truly satisfied :( I have a stainless steel box, I clean the litter every single day, and it still smells awful bc it doesn’t actually handle the order long term.

I've spent $$$ on all kinds of cat litter for years. This one is the ONLY cat litter I will buy. My cat loves it. It's easy to clean, traps the odor, and doesn't get everywhere.