Fresh News Unscented Non-Clumping Paper Cat Litter

I've tried many different types of litter (wheat, pine, walnut, etc.) because of my cats having bad reactions to clay litters, and because I hate litter dust and tracking. And I read about how bad clumping litters can be for cats. This is the best litter I've ever bought. With this litter, there is no dust. When my cat uses the litter box, a few pieces get kicked out onto the floor. (The sides of her litter box are low.) Sometimes I find a single piece of it outside of the bathroom. Since they are large pieces, you can easily pick them with your hand. The color of it is gray, so it's easy to see #2 in the box. (Another newspaper litter is dark brown, which can make removing #2 difficult.) I've tried many different types of litter (wheat, pine, walnut, etc.) because of my cats having bad reactions to clay litters, and because I hate litter dust and tracking. And I read about how bad clumping litters can be for cats. This is the best litter I've ever bought. With this litter, there is no dust. When my cat uses the litter box, a few pieces get kicked out onto the floor. (The sides of her litter box are low.) Sometimes I find a single piece of it outside of the bathroom. Since they are large pieces, you can easily pick them with your hand. The color of it is gray, so it's easy to see #2 in the box. (Another newspaper litter is dark brown, which can make removing #2 difficult.) You can't clean the box the usual way with a scoop because the pieces of litter are big. (Most are about an inch long. Some are longer.) So I buy inexpensive disposable gloves and wear one while I use my hand to pick up the wet litter. I do this twice a day because I don't like my cat using a dirty litter box. And if you wait too long to pick up the wet litter, it will dry and become more difficult to see. … more

I have the breeze litter box system as I hate the mess regular litter leaves behind. However the breeze litter and pads have become ridiculously expensive since I started using the system. I switched to these pellets and love them. They work just as good as the breeze pellets and I love that they are made out of paper as opposed to the stone like material the breese ones are made out of as these are friendlier to the earth. I will be buying these from now on.

I've been trying out different litter to not have it track all over my place. Good news is it didn't track for the two times he used it. Bad news, he meowed his head off for me to watch him then proceeded to go into the litter box and position his butt outside of the litter box and poop. When cleaning out the litter box, he did apparently go in there at least once before to pee. So the odor control on this litter was good. I got the impression he didn't like the feel. He's used to clay litter. It might be good for a different cat, but he made it clear he didn't want to use this.

I have been using this litter for a year now for my own cats as well as fosters and it's been amazing! After 5 years of doing rescue, I've tried them ALL! It definitely takes some getting used to, but if you clean it daily, buy the right long slated scooper, and change it weekly, its fantastic. None of that is any more than you would do with clumping litters. This litter has none of the dangers that come with clumping (intestinal issues or allergies), crystalized mica dust (respiratory or allergies), corn/ pine/ green tea (mold issues are common, and allergies). It does a really good job with odor. The only time I have an issue, and this goes for all litters, is when my 12 year old monster-pawed I have been using this litter for a year now for my own cats as well as fosters and it's been amazing! After 5 years of doing rescue, I've tried them ALL! It definitely takes some getting used to, but if you clean it daily, buy the right long slated scooper, and change it weekly, its fantastic. None of that is any more than you would do with clumping litters. This litter has none of the dangers that come with clumping (intestinal issues or allergies), crystalized mica dust (respiratory or allergies), corn/ pine/ green tea (mold issues are common, and allergies). It does a really good job with odor. The only time I have an issue, and this goes for all litters, is when my 12 year old monster-pawed boy pees a fountain in it. For any litter that's taxing! Using this one compared to the Multi Cat version is way better. It has larger pellets than multi cat and any of the other newspaper litters, which means it tracks less! It actually tracks less than many of the "non tracking" litters out there and its way healthier for all. … more

Does not mask odor. My house stinks since I used this litter after only one day of use. Can’t believe others say that it controls odor because it doesn’t. Never again.

Fresh News makes my cats happy and me too. Having 3 cats and 2 litter boxes we have used many brands over the years and always clumping litter. We recently rescued a dog who was fascinated with the litter box. She became quite ill and the vet said she had ingested litter. It solidified in her digestive tract and we would have lost her without swift veterinary care. We had to change to a non clumping litter. Fresh News is even better than clumping litter. It’s long lasting, dust free, a recycled product so it’s good for the environment and long lasting. This review is not only to recommend this great litter but to warn dog owners DO NOT USE CLUMPING CAT LITTER.

I sincerely hope that you continue to carry Fresh News litter!. NO SMELL, NO DUST, something I can manage as I am allergic to both. Cats have no problem using it. Thank you for being a reputable supplier!

My kitten only use pine litter pellets and is scheduled to be neutered next month so I bought this pellet litter as a precaution to help him stay clean and safe after surgery.

I have two female cats. One has allergies and she don't like it. The other one don't care what she uses. I like how the paper pellets swell up when wet.

I switched my cats to this from pine litter and so far so good. It doesn't absorb the smell very well, but it soaks up liquids excellently. Hard to separate the clean from the dirty litter, so I just throw it all out 2-3 times a week.