Frisco Summer Clean Scented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter, 8-lb bag

I love crystal litter mainly because I never smell that awful cat litter box smell anymore that was common with the traditional clay litter. I've tried different brands and they all seem similar. My cat was a stray and never covers her waste (not sure if it's a "stray" thing), but this dries it out. That is significant to me since flies used to be a problem in my area, but now I guess it is too dry to interest them. It also lasts a lot longer than traditional litter and does a better job of absorbing. You do have to mix the litter or it will just pool at the bottom if your cat is like mine and likes to pee literally in the same spot. She still makes a litter mess outside the box like any I love crystal litter mainly because I never smell that awful cat litter box smell anymore that was common with the traditional clay litter. I've tried different brands and they all seem similar. My cat was a stray and never covers her waste (not sure if it's a "stray" thing), but this dries it out. That is significant to me since flies used to be a problem in my area, but now I guess it is too dry to interest them. It also lasts a lot longer than traditional litter and does a better job of absorbing. You do have to mix the litter or it will just pool at the bottom if your cat is like mine and likes to pee literally in the same spot. She still makes a litter mess outside the box like any other litter though. There was less mess with the smaller grain crystal litter types. … more

I wanted to start off with an easy litter so I chose this one. It’s easy to tell when you need to change out the litter. I have a small cat so small box, which needs to be change a little more frequently. There is quite a bit of dust so I’d keep the cats box somewhere in a low traffic area just so your not breathing it in after sifting. It masks the smell of urine pretty well, you do need to sift after each use. The dookie smell is a bit noticeable though haha but after taking it out it’s fine. Overall tho it is a pretty nice litter, I can only really tell the summer clean scent after pouring it in after cleaning the box out. If you don’t mind a little dust I’d say go for it!

I have been a clay litter person for decades (I'm a solid 45 year old crazy cat lady and have been since I was little!)....Recently decided I was tired of scraping cement off the litter box and trying to get it into a grocery bag without gagging or spilling everywhere. So, I'm a crystal cat litter person now. Absolutely love both regular and micro for urine and the ammonia smells. Because there IS NONE!!! The BMs, however, smell so much worse than with the clay. Why? Who knows? The dust, when initially filling the litter box is intense as well AND I didn't notice any particular scent with the "Summer Clean" But, I'm willing to put up with all this to keep from having to cart out heavy bags full I have been a clay litter person for decades (I'm a solid 45 year old crazy cat lady and have been since I was little!)....Recently decided I was tired of scraping cement off the litter box and trying to get it into a grocery bag without gagging or spilling everywhere. So, I'm a crystal cat litter person now. Absolutely love both regular and micro for urine and the ammonia smells. Because there IS NONE!!! The BMs, however, smell so much worse than with the clay. Why? Who knows? The dust, when initially filling the litter box is intense as well AND I didn't notice any particular scent with the "Summer Clean" But, I'm willing to put up with all this to keep from having to cart out heavy bags full of clay clumps and I don't smell the reek of ammonia urine any more! … more

I have a moderate severity cerebellar hypoplasia cat who lies down to use the box. This crystal litter is excellent for keeping his fur clean! The poo stays on top and can be easily scooped off, and the urine sinks to the bottom. When I tried clumping clay litter with him, he ended up getting it all over himself and the floor. It’s also lightweight enough and requires less intense scooping efforts, so it’s great for anyone with a “spoon shortage” (disabilities, fatigue, low energy, chronic pain, etc). This is just as effective as the fresh step crystal litter and definitely a couple dollars cheaper as well. Photo is with the natures miracle low entry high sided liter box. Also works great for I have a moderate severity cerebellar hypoplasia cat who lies down to use the box. This crystal litter is excellent for keeping his fur clean! The poo stays on top and can be easily scooped off, and the urine sinks to the bottom. When I tried clumping clay litter with him, he ended up getting it all over himself and the floor. It’s also lightweight enough and requires less intense scooping efforts, so it’s great for anyone with a “spoon shortage” (disabilities, fatigue, low energy, chronic pain, etc). This is just as effective as the fresh step crystal litter and definitely a couple dollars cheaper as well. Photo is with the natures miracle low entry high sided liter box. Also works great for my CH boys! :) … more

I take care of my granny, who has over 10 inside cats. We can't afford much. Most definitely not to take any of them to the vet. Therefore I have a ton of work. I am normally forced to use clay, but I just couldn't handle taking care of a litter pan like that. I had to try non-clumping crystals. Yes, it is more expensive (but less expensive than other options), but I believe it is worth it compared to clumping clay. It is much easier to maintain, bringing some of the stinks down. The feces are dried, making it easier to scoop up and dump. Once that is done, I just stir the litter. There isn't constant shifting and scraping the bottom of the pan. My number one complaint is it tends to leave the I take care of my granny, who has over 10 inside cats. We can't afford much. Most definitely not to take any of them to the vet. Therefore I have a ton of work. I am normally forced to use clay, but I just couldn't handle taking care of a litter pan like that. I had to try non-clumping crystals. Yes, it is more expensive (but less expensive than other options), but I believe it is worth it compared to clumping clay. It is much easier to maintain, bringing some of the stinks down. The feces are dried, making it easier to scoop up and dump. Once that is done, I just stir the litter. There isn't constant shifting and scraping the bottom of the pan. My number one complaint is it tends to leave the bottom of the litter pan wet and blue. This is even when I stir it. … more

This is hands down the worst cat litter I’ve ever used. It doesn’t cover odor at all. It doesn’t matter how many times I “stir” the litter, it gets completely saturated in a matter of days and I have to change the entire litter box within a week. It’s horrible with tracking as well. The crystals are everywhere. I will not be trying crystal cat litter again. I also have an entire unused bag that I will certainly throw away. It’s useless.

hello! if you are reading this then i highly recommend to try this litter. i’ve used clumping clay litter for the past 3 years, and i was so grossed out by the clumps when they would break apart & cake on the sides of the box. i was also super sick and tired of the dust & tracking. i’ve also tried paper pellet litter but too expensive to keep up with and hard to clean. but this litter is SUCH an upgrade, take my word for it. i have 2 cats and simply just stirring the crystals & scooping the poop is SO EASY & CLEAN. yes there is a little dust but it’s truly nothing compared to normal clay. and some does track but super easy to sweep, vacuum, or just pick up with your hands. and i don’t smell any hello! if you are reading this then i highly recommend to try this litter. i’ve used clumping clay litter for the past 3 years, and i was so grossed out by the clumps when they would break apart & cake on the sides of the box. i was also super sick and tired of the dust & tracking. i’ve also tried paper pellet litter but too expensive to keep up with and hard to clean. but this litter is SUCH an upgrade, take my word for it. i have 2 cats and simply just stirring the crystals & scooping the poop is SO EASY & CLEAN. yes there is a little dust but it’s truly nothing compared to normal clay. and some does track but super easy to sweep, vacuum, or just pick up with your hands. and i don’t smell any urine. i also live on the third floor of my apartment so i couldn’t keep lifting heavy clay litter, and this litter i can life the entire bag up with one hand!!!! love love LOVE. … more

I have tried so many litters. 2 cats, one bedroom apartment, litter EVERYWHERE. It was infuriating. I liked the wood pellets actually, until I realized that I was very allergic to it. So I thought this one would work well for my cats since the crystals are a bit larger. It barely tracks, maybe a few pieces here and there (in which one cat likes to play with and the other tries to eat..????) but I just pick it up and toss it. No odors until it gets old and needs replaced. Great price and litter!

so comparing this to three other brands i've tried this is at the bottom. One cat pooh and we all have to run for the hills lol so doesnt mask odor well. it does something weird with the urine i dont like either. We do scoop daily so its not a scooping issue. it also seems to get all over the floor more so then the other litters some how. we have mats

Falsely advertised as low/dust free. This is most definitely not even remotely low dust. It is extremely high dust. Most dusty litter I've ever used. Very unpleasant to breathe in and dries out your air ways for an hour. The long life of the litter and ability to hold in much more urine than typical litter is nice, but dust almost makes it not worth it. It takes twice as long to scoop since you have to move very slowly to keep the dust down, and with 3 litter boxes it is almost too much.