Frisco Natural Unscented Clumping Grass Cat Litter, 20-lb bag

It's the one my two cats prefer. I've tried 3 litters in the past few months, Catit Pea Husk, Paco & Pepper Olive Pit and the Frisco Clumping Grass. I loved the Catit(absolutely dustless), my boys did not, maybe due to the mild vanilla scent. They're allowed outside during the day and they were trying to avoid the litter boxes at night then were bolting out the door in the morning. I tried the olive pit litter in the box next to the Catit box and one of them used that but the other was waiting at the door to do his business in the morning. I replaced the Catit with the Frisco grass and they both preferred that over the olive pit and I could see that both of them had used the Frisco box during the night. So, the grass litter does track out like crazy(hence 4 stars). It's very light and my boys tend to explode out of the litter boxes. The others track too, but not as much. It clumps fine and has ok odor control for urine though nothing really controls poop odor except for fast scooping. So, I'll keep using the Frisco as long as the boys are happy.

While this litter seemed promising at first, and my cat likes it well enough. I've found it to be one of the worst when it comes to tracking. Every time my cat jumps out of the litter box a trail of this litter will follow him for at least 10ft of floor. Will NOT be buying this one again for sure.

I have always had pet cats since I was 8 years old. Clay clumping litter used to be the best available option, but I swore off it years ago when I learned how bad inhaling the particles and fragrances are for cats. Since leaving clay litter behind I have struggled to find the best litter for my cats and me, and I think I have finally found it thanks to Chewy and all the amazing products the company makes! Pros: No dust! This is a huge upgrade from the soft wood litter I have used for years. Phenomenal clumping! Natural product that controls odor well Unscented option available (I always buy unscented for my cats' benefit) Preliminary trials in my Litter Robot 4 are promising Cats take to it easily It's not as heavy as clay litter, but not as light as the soft wood litter, which helps it track less Tradeoffs I'm willing to make: It tracks some, but honestly all litter does, and it tracks WAY less than the litter I was using previously Yes, the clumps sometimes stick to the bottom of the box, but it helps if you keep the litter deep and clean your box and scoop regularly Now, I have 3 cats that each use their own boxes and I clean them every day (well, the robot cleans itself), so you will not smell a litter box when you walk into my house. When you walk up to the box, you will likely smell it, but I smell zero urine odors. I tried this litter mixed in with the corn litter I'm currently using in my Litter Robot, and it worked great. Since I still have a full bag of the corn litter, I have not given the Frisco litter a full trial in the robot yet.