Swheat Scoop Unscented Premium+ All-Nature's Cat Litter, 36 lbs.

Having been a customer of sWheat Scoop for 10+ years, I have to say this is a dramatic improvement over the multi-cat version I've been using. The biggest difference is that there are no more "soggy" clumps. The old one clumped fine but often the clumps were soggy and would sometimes "seep" through holes in the plastic liners that my cats would tear with their claws. That caused odors even after freshly scooping since there was wet litter caked on the bottom of the litter box. No problem with that here; this stuff creates dry, odorless clumps. In fact, I've found the odor-controlling properties to be better than the multi-cat version.If you would have told me that I'd write a review on cat litter someday, I would have punched you in the stomach. But that would have been wrong of me because here I am singing the praises of this product. Definitely a satisfied customer!

I've between using swheat scoop litter for about 14 years after my vet recommended it for my cat with urinary tract problems and I was looking forward to trying this new formula, it does not disappoint. The regular and multi-cat formulas work great but I've noticed a pretty big difference with the premium+, it clumps much harder which make it easier to scoop without the clumps breaking apart, it also appears to control the outdoor a lot more than than the multi-cat. The only thing I noticed that could be a negative is that it produces a little more dust, but not enough to make it a problem.

I switched to food-based litter as I read the clay dust can get in your (and kitty’s lungs) plus they lick their paws and ingest the clay. It’s my favorite of all the non-clay litter but it’s getting way expensive for 5 cats. Chicken feed is half the cost with no fillers so I mix half chicken feed and half this litter. My cats seem to like Worlds Best but it gets stuck in their paws more easily.

PROS:-Eliminates odor using natural material (wheat)-Flushable-Cat friendly-Environmentally friendly (biodegradable)-ClumpableCONS:-None

My Maine Coon has been using SwheatScoop for years. Clumps very well. Does a great job of holding odors. Low dust. But since he's a Maine Coon and has fur on his paws that the litter clings to, there is some tracking issues, though no worse than clay litters. Two big pluses: It's non-toxic to him, and biodegradable for the environment. Being on a septic I don't flush all the clumps. But I do his solid waste.

Buy the $30 one so it ships free. I have to add a little baking soda litter deodorizer but it's one of the only flushable kinds out there. Bonus is if my dog eats and pieces that made it out I don't have to worry about him during.

Love this because odor is well controlled. Have used multi-cat swheatscoop prior to this. Really like wheat based litter best. Clay, then corn, in past. Wheat has been a big improvement for dust and odor. There is always some tracking because of their paws, but least obnoxious with wheat litter.

While I love the scent out of the bag, (much better than Worlds Best Cat Litter), there is a strong ammonia smell when you scoop and after the litter is used. I have to change the whole pile much more frequently than I want to. I want to love it, but , honestly I can't since, used, it smells like cat pee.