Naturally Fresh Multi Cat Clumping Cat Litter, 11.8-kg bag

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  • This litter is made from all-natural walnut shells and helps neutralize ammonia odours for a fur-esher litter box (sold separately).
  • The litter contains a counteractant to help control both urine and fecal odours.
  • This su-purr absorbent formula quickly produces hard clumps without sticking to the box.
  • It’s virtually dust-free, so you and your furbaby can breathe easier, plus it’s great for pet parents with respiratory problems.
  • This eco-friendly litter is upcycled, so it’s good for your kitty and good for the planet.

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Questions & Answers

39 Customer Questions

is Naturally Fresh Multi-Cat Unscented Clumping Walnut Cat litter flushable?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by Chewy • Jul 19, 2025
This litter is not flushable. Used cat litter should be disposed in trash.

Can this litter be used with the litter robot 3?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by Chewy • Mar 05, 2025
This formula can generally be used with any litter box. In this case, keep an eye on how the litter performs, especially in terms of clumping and sifting. Litters that do not work in Litter-Robot are the strictly absorbent, non-clumping or loose-clumping litters, newspaper-based litters, and absorbent wood pellet litter.

is this flushable?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by Chewy • Feb 17, 2025
While Naturally Fresh litter is flushable, many regulations against flushing litter exist. We advise that you check with local and state regulations before flushing in a public or septic system.

Is this litter flushable?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by nicolep • Jul 09, 2024
Only dispose of used cat litter in the trash. Do not flush, bury, or dispose of it outdoors, in gutters or storm drains to avoid environmental contamination.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By MNnn on Oct 12, 2025

Made the switch!

I was using the Arm & Hammer clay cat litter and I could not stand the smell anymore and all the dust. I researched a lot and settled on this walnut litter and

I was using the Arm & Hammer clay cat litter and I could not stand the smell anymore and all the dust. I researched a lot and settled on this walnut litter and I’m glad I made the switch! Pros: -The smell is earthy, neutral, and isn’t pleasant nor unpleasant. I love that you cannot detect the typical cat little box smell you get from clay litters (I live in a small apartment so this is important to me) -No chemical smell at all! -Way less dust! Or hardly any! - It clumps very well - It lasts way longer than clay litters. Cons: - The walnut litter tracks a bit. What litter doesn’t? lol - A little more expensive than the clay litter I’m never going back to clay litter!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Denise on Nov 26, 2025

Good clumping agent

Great clumping litter. But, turned my baseboards a tinge of orange. I’ve mixed it with other litter but time to find something different. It’s an ok litter. But

Great clumping litter. But, turned my baseboards a tinge of orange. I’ve mixed it with other litter but time to find something different. It’s an ok litter. But there are better.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Adela on Jul 10, 2025

Amazing litter

I find it covers the poop smell quite well. My cat was having consistent sneezing with regular clay based litter. Honestly this litter lasts so much longer than

I find it covers the poop smell quite well. My cat was having consistent sneezing with regular clay based litter. Honestly this litter lasts so much longer than clay as it is more absorbent. I go through a 24 lb bag for two cats in 2-3 months as opposed to a 40 lb clay bag of litter every 2 weeks. Tracks a bit though but regardless would still choose over clay.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Sarah on Jan 14, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

Great litter to use

The biggest con about this litter is that it is maintenance. If you have one cat you can get away with not scooping it for a few days, but you should scoop it every

The biggest con about this litter is that it is maintenance. If you have one cat you can get away with not scooping it for a few days, but you should scoop it every 2-3 days or else it will start to stink. Otherwise this is a great litter to use, its an all natural, unscented litter. Yet despite being unscented, because it's made from walnut shells it has a nice walnut scent to it. The litter is low dust (by that I mean it really only has dust when poured into the litter box initially). It's great at clumping and if you keep up with scooping it regularly it is incredibly easy to scoop. The 14lb bag is plenty for me(granted I only have one cat) and lasted about 2-3 months with the occasional full litter change once a month, again with regular scooping. I definitely recommend this litter to other pet owners, it is definitely worth the price and maintenance though!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Rebecca on Jan 15, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

Unbelievable odor control for 4 cats!

I have 4 cats that use this litter, and everyone is completely happy with it. It traps the odors like no other litter I've ever used. I used to mix cedar and pine

I have 4 cats that use this litter, and everyone is completely happy with it. It traps the odors like no other litter I've ever used. I used to mix cedar and pine pellets (trying to keep it natural and low dust, especially for my asthmatic cat). But, one day I decided to try this. It was comparable to the price I was paying for both cedar and pine, so I gave it a shot. I was so, so happy I did. I used to HATE scooping the litter box, but now, its a breeze because its all clumped up and the odor has been controlled very well. I am SO GLAD I switched. And the smell of the clean litter actually smells good to me. Those that say it smells like wet earth, well maybe that's why I don't mind the smell, because I enjoy gardening...lol.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Rachel on Jan 15, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

Works okay but not the best

It’s a decent litter if you’re trying to be sustainable and avoid clay/silica litters but it’s definitely not the best. It seemed to do a well enough job of odor

It’s a decent litter if you’re trying to be sustainable and avoid clay/silica litters but it’s definitely not the best. It seemed to do a well enough job of odor control, but it doesn’t clump very well. You have to be very careful scooping or it will crumble apart. The litter is a little bit dusty, not the end of the world but I probably wouldn’t recommend it if you have an asthmatic cat. Overall I wouldn’t recommend it, there’s sustainable litter options that not only work better but are cheaper if not comparable in price.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Natalie on Jan 5, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

ease of use, reduced smelliness, much less dust

I still have this mixed in with clay litter after several weeks of use as one cat of three is still very suspicious of it. What I noticed right away was a reduction

I still have this mixed in with clay litter after several weeks of use as one cat of three is still very suspicious of it. What I noticed right away was a reduction in smelliness of used litter. It clumps but not as hard as the clay litters but it's still easy enough to scoop and there is less dust. I am also trying out several grass litters and have not come to a definite conclusion yet comparing this to grass. Wheat litter which has been said to be the best in the past is not an option as my house has to be gluten free.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Aubrey on Jan 12, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

No dust! Little tracking!

I have tried all the litters and then found walnut litter. Had no idea there was such a thing but it has been the best in all areas. One of my kitties had horrible

I have tried all the litters and then found walnut litter. Had no idea there was such a thing but it has been the best in all areas. One of my kitties had horrible allergies to clay litter from the dust. He loves this litter! It also is amazing at keeping the smell to a minimum and has very little tracking. So happy that i can have it on an auto ship as well so I will never run out. Price is better too as I do not need to go through as much as clay litter.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By sasha on Jan 5, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

Scent

I really enjoy this litter, when they use the bathroom it smells for about 15 minutes or so then goes away and just smells like walnuts. I think the clumping is

I really enjoy this litter, when they use the bathroom it smells for about 15 minutes or so then goes away and just smells like walnuts. I think the clumping is great ad there is little to no dust, really only a tiny when scooping or pouring new liter in but it doesn't stick to their paws. The only thing I don't love about it is the color, I think with most clumping liters it's hard to really monitor their health but this walnut color might make it even harder.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Wendy on Dec 27, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Definitely worth having

At first I was skeptic it definitely controls the odor, it clumps nicely and it cleans up nicely. And it's 100% safe for my cats. The only downfall which really

At first I was skeptic it definitely controls the odor, it clumps nicely and it cleans up nicely. And it's 100% safe for my cats. The only downfall which really doesn't bother me it does leave tiny bit of a brownish all around the litter boxes and in the closet, because it's not harmful. Knowing that my pets and myself are safe without inhaling any toxic fumes I'm not worrying about health problems. I highly recommend this litter