I needed this litter ASAP, and since you don't carry it in any of your stores for some reason, I had to order it. Only for it to be 3 days late as it sits in a warehouse 20 minutes from my house. Reconsider the companies you ship with because this has discouraged me from ever purchasing from you again.

Scoops well, minimal tracking and my cats like it. But it seems to last a shorter period of time or just doesn’t contain ammonia odors that well. I love the r Rufus & Coco litter in the yellow bag (bamboo and charcoal), just a bummer that I have to buy it elsewhere since Petco doesn’t have it.

I will spend for this litter. The best litter. Safe and no mess around the house. Easy to clean up. I tried clay litter and others to lower the cost of litter and my cats like Rofus over any other litter. So I will spend the money.

I bought this litter based on a recommendation from my sister. In the beginning I thought I loved this litter because it was: 1. Easy to scoop (but not really) 2. Flushable, so no smelly litter bags (that was a major plus) 3. Little to no dust 4. Did not track (or so I thought) When in fact each day that goes by I stare to like it less and less, because: 1. I find the pellets everywhere in the bathroom and random places in the house (gross) 2. I have to have the added expense of finding a scoop that can handle the pellets 3. Some times it clumps good and other times if j scoop too soon or too long after it falls apart and creates a bigger mess 4. I now have bugs, where I had none before; I have a regular service that sprays and was told the bugs are attracted to the litter (gotta love Florida) 5. The biggest one of all is the smell of ammonia as you are scooping is enough to knock you out. I scoop the box 1-2 a day, because I cannot stand a smelly box. (OCD? Maybe.) At first you cannot smell anything and then as you start scooping, it releases the smell and is almost unbearable. I really want to love this litter, but I'm having a hard time doing so.

I am thrilled with this litter. It is wonderful on odors, it makes nice, discrete clumps that are very solid compared to other plant-based clumping litters, and it DOES NOT STICK to the litterbox, so no strong-armed digging to get a clean box, as with clay. Also, because it is 100% plant based, it does not contain volcanic ash (bentonite), which the clay litters use as a clumping agent. I don't want to breathe volcanic ash, and I certainly don't want my babies breathing it and ingesting it during grooming! I drop a star because I do find a lot of dust in Wee Kitty, but that is likely because of the long transportation times from Australia. If we create enough American demand that they can manufacture it here, I'd expect that to largely resolve. However, clay litters do the same, creating a cloud of volcanic ash, so I opt for the plant-based dust cloud. What you can do for the dust is spray some mineral oil on the litter every so often. I've also taken to using a classifier, so the dust never gets in the litter box in the first place. I also feed a dry kibble that has a lot of fine particles, and sorting them out using a classifier has been a great time-saver there as well. If you clean your litter box at least daily (You can do it! I do 11 boxes twice daily!), the clumps won't dry out and disintegrate into more powder.

I like that it's easy to dump and clean up.I like the smell.It is a bit dusty,but doesn't make the hard concrete biscuits and doesn't stick to the bottom of pan.Also good to mix half and half with clump litter.

Since this is pellets, not granules you need to buy a more modern scoop that will work with you.

Only buy this if you want your whole house to smell like a fart. There is no odor elimination and i instantly know when my cat goes to the bathroom. Also doesnt allow you to sift the waste properly because the litter itself is to large to go through the slits of the scooper.