Nurture Pro Tofu Cat Litter (Original) 6L

I am currently using this tofu cat litter for my Persian Kitten and it is amazing. I've tried clay, silica crystals, wood pellets previously and I find this working best for my cat and me. The following are the criterias on which I made this assessment-1) Almost no dust - 9/10, I really wanted a non dust litter Previously with wood pellets there was a lot of dust as they can crumble easily. So less dust = less tracking around the house + easier for me to clean the litter everyday.2) Absorbency - 9/10, excellent3)Formula -10/10, Eco-friendly + lightweight + safe for cats even if they consume it (flushable in the toilet so made my work easier as well)4) Odour control -9/10, Almost going to be a month since Ive been using the same litter and still smells fresh (i clear the litter every morning + the packet says it can be used for 28 days)5) Almost no tracking - 9.5/10For me personally and for my cat, this litter worked the best. Choosing a litter is not just a one-sided decision in itself There are a lot of good cat litters in the market and we need to realise what works for the cat and you (as you're the one cleaning it) based on trial and error.Bottomline: I would recommend this litter as it has a very stable consistency after clumping. So it is easier to scoop out the clump and also is not brittle that it breaks to smaller dust pieces. This made my life very easier and cleaning the litter box everyday pretty fast.Note: You have to be aware of the scoop that you're using. Make sure you get a scoop that has grooves for long pellets. If you're using a scoop with a circle groove, then chances of the clump breaking here and there and mixing with the good litter would be there when you're sieving the scoop while cleaning.There is only 1 con that I find with this litter - I need 2 bags for 1 month, even though the bag says only 1 is needed for 1 month. So it can be a little bit expensive, but the hygiene + time saved while cleaning compensates for that.

Bought this cat litter because I have been using another brand that is also flushable. When the cats come out of the box the cats track a bunch of other brand litter onto my floor. This has become an issue.I was hopeful when trying this brand. The litter is quite a bit heavier than the other brand even though it claims to be feather light. There is also a strong smell to the litter. Personally I didn’t mind the smell but I was worried that my cats might not be into it. Fortunately one of my cats used it. The clump was very dense when I scooped it out and put it in my toilet. Immediately my cat hopped back in to make her bigger job. After she finished I scooped out the mess and flushed the toilet. To my surprise the initial scoop of litter was stuck at the bottom of my toilet under the water and was not flushing down. I had to use a toilet brush to break it up and then it flushed down fine. I wasn’t to thrilled that it stuck to my toilet.The one big plus for this litter was that when the cat came out of the box she didn’t track as much compared to the other brand. But a little did come out and with one of my litter trays being in my bathroom, I feel even if a little comes out and gets wet it will be harder to clean then the other brand. Another benefit is because the clump can get quite solid it would be hard to break up. One of my cats likes to cover up quite aggressively. This sometimes leads to her breaking up the clumps into much smaller pieces. This can make cleaning up a chore. I don’t see that happening with this litter.In the end I removed this litter and threw it in the bin and swapped it back for my other brand. Overall, if you are not flushing your litter in the toilet and your litter trays are not in areas where the floor can get wet then maybe give this brand a shot. Hopefully your cat won’t reject the litter because of the strong smell.Edit: Since the lockdown I have been trying this litter out in one of my trays and decided to change my opinion on the litter. It does track less then the other brands. I do like the more solid clumps it forms. And for some reason one of my cats seems to prefer using it compared to the other brand. Also I found if it doesn’t flush immediately it will eventually go down if you leave it in the toilet for awhile. That being said I only changed the rating from 2 to 3 stars because the above issues still hold true.Edit Part 2: Recently, I have been mixing this litter with my other flushable litter, Cat’s Best Original at a 50/ 50 ratio and I find this to be the best of both worlds. Less tracking, more solid clumps, and no sticking to the bottom of toilets. I still use only Cat’s Best for my toilet tray but all others are now using the mix of the two litters. I highly recommend trying this mix for your cats.

No bad odor. The lumps are breaking so its a bit difficult to clean. Also poop can be seen as the clumping is poor. Bigger grains that might not easily go through the holes of the scooper.Easily flushable and best odor control. Lasts about a month. Overall great choice.

Not purchasing again as it is only suitable for cats who have permanent diarrhoea.Good1. Effective absorption2. Best at odor removal (compared to all brands including the premium ones)Bad1. Looks disgusting (off white colored inch long puffed rice like shape)2. Looks even more disgusting after absorbing stuff ( like frozen vomit)3. Unfit for scooping as pieces are too big to filter out of the scooper.Suggestion1. Change size and shape (like small granule)2. Add light blue coloring

My Persian cat gets litter stuck on his paws and I was worried that the clay clumping litter would harm his digestive system. Hence the search for organic litter led me to this brand. I've been using it for 2 months now and it's really good, though pricey. I don't have to be worried about him ingesting it accidentally. Also it's biodegradable so environment friendly.

I'm so glad to see this product on Amazon, because I fell in love with tofu litter while living in China. Tofu litter is so easy to clean, so absorbent, as eco-friendly and flushable as promised, and controls odor better than anything I've ever used.