I have 3 senior cats and two large litter boxes and I through 2-14lbs bags of litter every 8 days. Why? Most new bags have 60% pellets and 40% pulverized pellets, sometimes ever more than that, which makes it highly tracking, difficult to clean and not good at odor absorbing to the point where I have to dump the pulverized litter that remains in the box after 8 days. The bag the litter comes in is often broken, in fact when you purchase the product you can smell the scent of the pellets as you handle the bag. I don’t know how they can claim that a bag of this litter lasts long with multiple cats, and I don’t know how they can claim this is a bag of pellets when in reality the product you pick up is half pulverized. Also, it’s high tracking, especially because the pellets are always broken in flakes or dust.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product did exactly as stated , very little to no mess at all , my fur baby also has zero problems with this product.

In my continuing search for the perfect cat litter, I decided to give Okocat a try. Having used wood pellet cat litter in the past, I was familiar with what to expect. Let's get the plus out of the way first. If you're looking for a low-tracking litter, Okocat is great. At the most, you'll see a few pellets on the floor that are easy to sweep or vacuum away. No noticeable dust particles or static-cling tracking. But the minuses outweight the benefits. My biggest complaint is the amount of litter wasted when cleaning the box. Wood pellets should disintegrate when your cat pees and then form easy-to-scoop clumps. Okocat forms the clumps, but not all of the pellets disintegrate. That means the pee clumps break apart as you scoop and you're faced with trying to clean out multiple little clumps of pee. Not to mention that in the process of cleaning the box, you are also unable to sift the wood pellets back into the box. You end up throwing away lots of wood pellets along with the cat waste. Not economical. Second minus is that Okocat triggers an allergic response when filling or cleaning the box. That's a "me" problem I realize, but if you have allergies to wood/trees, you might find this litter to cause a big reaction. The search continues...

I got this for my newly adopted kittens because smaller granules would get thrown everywhere. These get thrown everywhere too, but they’re big enough to see a sweep up. I think it’s a great choice for a clumping, more natural litter but as such it doesn’t form rock hard clumps like other types of litter. It does what it should do-clump doodles and peeps, smells good, and isn’t dusty.

very satisfying. Minimum dust and no worries for chemical contents harmful for my cats. My 2 cats love this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this cat litter. The less mess is great for my long haired giant cats since they tend to grow hair in their paw pads. It rarely tracks out of the closet where I have their litter boxes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Less mess plus less odor equals happy owner and happy pets

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My pets love it , its smells good , no bad odour ,Dust Free , it dont stuck to paws . Its the Best litter I ever tried