Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra Litter Attractant, 20-oz

My cat couldn't care less about this 'Attractant'. I added it to several different kinds of litter with no effect. I'm desperate to find something that works for us so it's terribly disappointing that this was a waste of money. Maybe it will work better with different cats but my stubborn boy wasn't interested.

It still may be worth a try for your kitty, as each one is different, which makes it hard for one-size fits all products like these. The first day I used it in the pan as directed, he pooped on the floor! I tried a lesser brand prior to this, and thought I'd try Dr. Elsey's, but it was the same result. Sadly -- this product does not work for my kitty-cat. Next!

I was having an improper elimination problem with my eldest kitty (she was pooping next to the litter box). After determining it was not medical, I bought some of this additive to use with new litter in the same box. As it has now been a week with no accidents, I will consider it a success!

We have had cats, usually two at time, for many, many years. There have been several that were absolutely incorrigible, going next to the box, on beds, on sofas, on rugs, etc. A total nightmare I can't even begin to describe. Some cats can just be shown the box, and others you had to watch every minute. We have found through bitter experience that if you follow the Dr. Elsey instructions almost all problems stop: 1: A box for each cat away from each other PLUS a spare located in quiet locations. 2: Clean boxes frequently. 3: Use the Dr. Elsey attractant litter, plus this attractant. Since we have been doing this, we have noticed that the cats love to watch us change the boxes. After the We have had cats, usually two at time, for many, many years. There have been several that were absolutely incorrigible, going next to the box, on beds, on sofas, on rugs, etc. A total nightmare I can't even begin to describe. Some cats can just be shown the box, and others you had to watch every minute. We have found through bitter experience that if you follow the Dr. Elsey instructions almost all problems stop: 1: A box for each cat away from each other PLUS a spare located in quiet locations. 2: Clean boxes frequently. 3: Use the Dr. Elsey attractant litter, plus this attractant. Since we have been doing this, we have noticed that the cats love to watch us change the boxes. After the boxes are filled, they jump in to play and "christen" the new litter. They actually hold their business if they accidentally get locked out of the basement until they can run to their boxes. BUT, what is in this stuff?? I am a gardener and it is NOT catnip, nor is it sweet woodruff, alfalfa, and many other greens. The scent is like grass or hay to us, but I am guessing the cats smell more and something else. It is a "proprietary blend", and like another reviewer, I am cautious about using something without knowing what it is. My vet even tried to find out (when I told her about this) and she couldn't. But she started recommending it. So if you are comfortable with this mystery ingredient and have a problem child, it is definitely worth a try. It may not work for everyone, but it is can make a huge difference in the life of cat who needs this help. It gave us a stress free home for every cat we've adopted since we found it. … more

When I changed to Dr. Elsey's cat litter, It seemed a good idea to get this additive to mix in the litter new to my two cats. It doesn't have much fragrance . When I change and scrub their litter box, I like that it doesn't have the cheap fragrances of other litter. Since Dr. Elsey's litter has no cover fragrance, I also use baking soda.

I recently rescued a cat and I hadn't noticed any action in her litter box. I was a bit afraid she was peeing and pooping somewhere else. Also, at the shelter, they use clumping litter, however, I use kiln dried pine pellets as her litter. This product was delivered 2 days after I got her, and soon after applying it in her box, she started using her litter box :) I recommend this product if you're changing litters so that the transition is easier on your cat.

I know it is not a coincidence that all 3 cats were not attracted to this product, but clearly avoided it after the first inspection. A lot of hype for $$$. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND .They also would have no part of Dr Elsey's "famous" litter. Back to Tidy Cat which I hate.

My Stella ( prissy Persian ) has suffered with a UTI I’m assuming for sometime since she had one when I rescued her, she’s been to the vet a few times and we finally got it under control with diet change and the DR. Thought I should try this particular litter attractant as she still pees next to the box. I was so sure it would work too so ordered it and waited for the miracle to happen so far prissy pants still wants to go next to the box. I’ll keep using it til the bottle is gone but won’t order it again as it doesn’t seem to work with her. There is no ingredient content but I suspect it might just be super ground catnip lol

Well I was skeptical about getting this product recommended by my vet. My cat has crystals & has been urinating outside the litter box, the vet recommended I try this product to train her back to the litter box, well it works great! I haven’t had to lay down any pee pads for her in over a week an a half.

A little cat showed up in my yard a few weeks ago so of course I took her in.....she must have lived her short life outside because she didn't know what the litter box was for.....no matter how many times I introduced her to it. She would pee and poop on her blanket. So thought I'd try this......took a few days but she finally figured it out.....we are both very happy. Chewy is great......and my cats love those boxes................lol