Customer Reviews

I like this litter almost as much as the Weruva. Only drawback is that it tracks to the outside of the box.

I loved this litter until it caused a flea outbreak. We couldn’t find the source until I noticed a flea in my cat’s litter. I went to change it to fresh litter that was kept in a clean, air tight container. I poured the litter out and there were live fleas crawling all over the fresh litter. I saw another review that said the same thing about live bugs in their new litter as well from around the same time I ordered mine. Very disappointed that I was sold contaminated litter.

This litter doesn’t clump well, it takes forever to dry and clump, very soggy and hard to clean up.

The cats really love this litter. However, I dislike it because it is highly trackable. I purchased another vacuum just to clean up the pebbles on the rugs and hardwood floors. We use a cat mat outside the litter boxes. I believe it gets caught in the paws easily. They like it so we will continue purchasing it.

Pro's are the tiny grass kernals are soft on my elder cat's paws, easy for her to maneuver in the litter box, very low dust (good for my allergies), natural and biodegradable, excellent clumping, fresh smelling. I have tried many other natural and biodegradable products but I find this one to be best. Others said they where dust-free (or nearly so) but in reality, not at all true. Corn dust is the worst. I also like Swheat scoop and used that product for years, but now that my kitty is getting on in years and her paws are more sensitive, Swheat scoop kernals are too rough for her. con's, because the grass kernals are so tiny, they tend to track absolutely everywhere and I am constantly sweeping Pro's are the tiny grass kernals are soft on my elder cat's paws, easy for her to maneuver in the litter box, very low dust (good for my allergies), natural and biodegradable, excellent clumping, fresh smelling. I have tried many other natural and biodegradable products but I find this one to be best. Others said they where dust-free (or nearly so) but in reality, not at all true. Corn dust is the worst. I also like Swheat scoop and used that product for years, but now that my kitty is getting on in years and her paws are more sensitive, Swheat scoop kernals are too rough for her. con's, because the grass kernals are so tiny, they tend to track absolutely everywhere and I am constantly sweeping, vacuuming, etc. Bottom line: my cat is happy so I continue to use this product and the cleanup is a pain but tolerable. … more

I have 3 cats in my household. 2 out of the 3 cats use this litter. The 3rd one chose to eat the litter, so he's using a clay based litter. The litter is dust free, and very low tracking. It comes in a nice resealable bag that makes it easy to use. I wouldn't buy any other litter. Thanks Chewy!!

The World’s Best Kitty Litter was recommended as best litter for my kitten. But that litter is not 99% dust free. Far from it. Eventually I had to resort to a large kitchen sifter to separate the concentration of dust from remaining litter. It was a 30 minute chore, at least, twice a week, to prevent the spread of dust into the environment, which didn’t feel — and probably wasn’t—healthy. It’s not the kind of thing you want to see on your bedsheets. But it’s a great selling point, right? . So many manufactures claim their litters are dust free, but the evidence does not support that claim, which makes me wonder how they are allowed to make claims when they are patently false. Someone had The World’s Best Kitty Litter was recommended as best litter for my kitten. But that litter is not 99% dust free. Far from it. Eventually I had to resort to a large kitchen sifter to separate the concentration of dust from remaining litter. It was a 30 minute chore, at least, twice a week, to prevent the spread of dust into the environment, which didn’t feel — and probably wasn’t—healthy. It’s not the kind of thing you want to see on your bedsheets. But it’s a great selling point, right? . So many manufactures claim their litters are dust free, but the evidence does not support that claim, which makes me wonder how they are allowed to make claims when they are patently false. Someone had mentioned grass litter as being the best litter. That, too, claims to be 99% dust free, but I’d say it’s closer to 100%. This litter doesn’t degrade, so when the cat steps out of the box it sheds the same granules that comprise the litter. There is absolutely no dust. Instead, it’s a cinch sweep and dispose of the granules. The clumps of pee are condensed into a solid composition that isolates the clump from the remaining litter in the box. The instructions clearly state this waste must be disposed of as trash. You do not flush this litter in the toilet — ever. This will clog your system because the granules form a thick and hard shield around the clumps and the last thing you want to do is subject your plumbing to a brick of cement. One more thing. The directions on how to transition from old to new litter are fairly standard. You gradually introduce the new litter to existing litter. However, I introduced my kitten to the new litter by pouring a cup in a clean box. He immediately was attracted to. So instead of mixing it with previous litter, he had two boxes to choose from, and he chose this litter. But still kept both boxes there, to see if there were any shifts. But there was none. So the transition was a simple and effective. This litter does what it says it does and does not promise things that it cannot deliver. This litter is fantastic for both cat and cat owner. … more

Clumps can be a bit soft, and I do notice some occasional sticking when compared to similar products across other brands. But, I find all Grass Litter superior to other types of litter .. so even with my issues above, still great

I have multiple large cats and I've tried to move to other litters without luck. This litter clumps hard and, with regular scooping, does a fantastic job of keeping the smell down. My home has 8 cats and all 8 are happy to use this litter. The only downside would be that sometimes its easily tracked outside of the litter box (and lets be honest, I have yet to find one that isn't) but a little sweeping or Eufy takes care of that. I'm very happy with this litter, its lack of dust, its clumping - and more importantly, so are my cats.

I wanted to get away from clay cat litters because of their environmental impact as well as the toxic fumes you get after just a few days of use, and after trying several natural cat litters, I’ve found this one is the best. It clumps really well, and doesn’t have dust or gross fumes. It doesn’t mask the stench, so it’s best to clean on a very regular basis, but overall I’m very happy and so are the kitties.