Pet cat pumpkin will only use this litter. I have tried many litters and have used the Naturally fresh non Clumping walnut Pellets for 8 years. I will not use any other Litter.

This is the worse litter I have tried in months. My cats have white paws and it stained their paws with a fine brown powder. Best believe it got all over my furniture. And it’s not low tracking since the pellets dissolve into a fine powder when the cats urinate and that fine sand like texture is all over the house. I have to sweep up everyday and I have a small pile of dirt every time I do. It’s disgusting and it it doesn’t help at all with odor control. It’s so expensive and a complete rip off!! DO NOT BUY!

I so wanted to love this product, but 1) my cat wants to eat it (stuck her head in an open bag - I smelled it, wondering why she would do that and it does smell grassy 2) this reminded me that walnuts are toxic for cats!!! :(

This has been my go to. But my latest bag was full of bugs. Company seems to be slacking on quality control as we've had recent issues with mold popping up after a single day too. I have no idea what to switch to now.

i bought a small bag of this because i ran out of the wood pellet litter i usually use and i wanted to give this a try while my other litter was shipped. i assumed it would be similar but i’ve never been more wrong. i don’t know if it’s because this one is unscented but it has absolutely 0 odor control. it’s very difficult to clean because the soiled litter doesn’t dry up and just turns into a wet dirt consistency and stays at the bottom of the litter box, making it hard to sift. the only positive thing is that it doesn’t track that much but that’s putting the bar very low. don’t waste ur money.

Walnut pellet formula works great doe odor control but it doesn’t work well in litter machine. Out machine collects everything including the litter. It also smells good so our frenchie likes to try to get pieces and play with them (so that’s not good lol).

I like the smell of wood with this and lack of dust. But cat urine makes this a fine powder and the litter does not swift through the scoop I have. The size of pellets is large. Cat poop clumps well. I wish there was a smaller pellet size option and I have a system to separate out the tribe soaked powdery part.

My little kitty adopted me by way of finding me at a remote highway view area and insisting on coming home with me. I had never had a cat and started him off on clumping litter, but he was always peeing on his own feet and getting the litter stuck to them, and he's a hard kicker, so after one or two trips to the box, there was more clay outside it than inside. He's also become my little adventure kitty, going with me on long drives for work, for which I used a litter box with pee pads inside, on the floor of the back seat-- which worked but was messy and expensive because he'd wad the pads up so much they could only be used once each. I was looking for a solution for the home box and the car box, and this is it! He took to the pellets right away, and he seems to like them better. He still kicks pretty hard when he digs (he's thorough to an almost neurotic degree, haha!) but there's no dust and all but a few pellets stay inside the box. And no more wet feet with sticky clay stuck to them, tracking everywhere, and pulling the hairs on his feet when he cleans them. I use a sifting litter box at home, along with a scoop with bigger holes for pellets, and cleaning the box out is quick and easy. The only issue is that the pellets are brown, so it can be hard to find all the poops, but that's a very small price to pay for the convenience and lack of clay and cat pee being tracked everywhere. I also find there's no smell at all as long as you don't try to dig up the wet spots before they're dry. With the sifting litterbox, though, that's no longer a problem.