Frisco Unscented Clumping Corn & Wheat Cat Litter, 20-lb bag

I bought this litter for my rabbits because it's natural, low dust, and claimed to clump and help keep odors at Bay. Rabbit urine stinks. Their poop is entirely odorless but the urine could clear a room after it's sat for about a day or 2. Buying litter for rabbits can get expensive because most natural litters are expensive and don't clump which means they can't be scooped and most just don't have the odor control to last for more than a couple days. Not to mention rabbits pee in one spot. Which means a natural litter can easily be turned to mush before a week is over. Ive been in search of a litter that works this well for over 2 years. I can't say how it would preform with cats but for my I bought this litter for my rabbits because it's natural, low dust, and claimed to clump and help keep odors at Bay. Rabbit urine stinks. Their poop is entirely odorless but the urine could clear a room after it's sat for about a day or 2. Buying litter for rabbits can get expensive because most natural litters are expensive and don't clump which means they can't be scooped and most just don't have the odor control to last for more than a couple days. Not to mention rabbits pee in one spot. Which means a natural litter can easily be turned to mush before a week is over. Ive been in search of a litter that works this well for over 2 years. I can't say how it would preform with cats but for my rabbits it's a win. With daily scooping the past 2 weeks I've found that this litter clumps well for a natural litter which makes it scoopable and virtually waste free. That's not to say the clumps are solid. They aren't. They are soft clumps but they hold together enough for me to lightly shake out the clean litter from my scoop. The litter itself has somewhat of an odd smell but it's not a bad smell and it's not noticable to me unless I'm cleaning the box or refilling it and it's the only odor aside from the smell of hay that I notice too. I smell no rabbit urine. This litter does have some dust. Its not bad but it is there. All in all I would highly recommend this litter and plan to continue buying it. … more

I explored non clay options because the litter refuse makes up most of the weight of my garbage. I was looking for a natural litter (I know, clay IS natural, but it's heavy) that I could dump in the woods. This litter works quite well... it clumps very well, and very surprising to me, has good odor control. I DO scoop every day having 3 cats using 1 box. I am on my 2nd bag and have no complaints.

Got this for my rabbit's litter box. Don't love it. It works ok, but the clumps are not as "clumpy" as I would like and it does not control odor as well as the other wood pellet litter I had used. Maybe I should try the rest in my cats litter box which is in the basement. Might be better suited for that as it is marketed as cat litter. But thinking clumping issue will be the same with cats.

Here at our sanctuary with several hundred cats. We have used Tiny Cat scoopable for years. But after suspecting that its causing health problems in so many cats, we ditched it. Thankfully, we received a pallet of this stuff as a donation. I was skeptical at first. But decided to try it. The past few months, it has worked great. Less odor. No dust. And no respiratory problems in the cats. Its amazing that this stuff does what it does.

I was hopeful this litter would be great since it is all natural and advertised as low dust, but that couldn’t be further from accurate. My cat used this litter twice and not only did the clumps break up into tiny pieces that were nearly impossible to scoop, but he comes out of the box looking like he’s been to burning man with grey legs and tail from all the dust & needing a total wipe down. As if that wasn’t annoying enough, this stuff gets EVERYWHERE. Unfortunately, I will be throwing out this huge bag that I just opened and looking for something different.

I was trying this formula as an option in my eco-friendly litter choices. I have used the walnut for years but was looking for different away from the 'dark shade'. Frisco corn&wheat just not absorb and does not clump enough for my expectations. The smell is not my expectations either, it has an odd smell to me also. Sorry, I was trying but will be going back to the trusty walnut.

Tried this as an alternative to our usual eco clumping litter. It clumps well, but doesn't mask the smells as well as our usual. Not bad, but not terrific either.

Okay, this litter is top notch and I have tried DOZENS. My cat is a half Maine Coon, so he's a big boy who needs a big box and goes through a lot of litter and he's very particular about it. He's a scoop every day, not once a week, kind of cat. If he doesn't like the litter, the scooping needs to happen way more often or he'll pee in the bathtub. He buries most of the time. For a while I was using organic dirt because it was surprisingly great at odor control and he absolutely loved it. We're moving and won't be able to use dirt anymore so I've been trying to find anything that works so well for odor control that he likes using and we finally have a winner. No smells, scoop once every other Okay, this litter is top notch and I have tried DOZENS. My cat is a half Maine Coon, so he's a big boy who needs a big box and goes through a lot of litter and he's very particular about it. He's a scoop every day, not once a week, kind of cat. If he doesn't like the litter, the scooping needs to happen way more often or he'll pee in the bathtub. He buries most of the time. For a while I was using organic dirt because it was surprisingly great at odor control and he absolutely loved it. We're moving and won't be able to use dirt anymore so I've been trying to find anything that works so well for odor control that he likes using and we finally have a winner. No smells, scoop once every other day to every three days, no peeing in the bathtub, tracking about equivalent to clay litter but way less of a pain if you happen to step on some and can easily be confined to a mat outside the litter box, AND it lasts way longer than conventional litters. Better than clay, walnut, or wood shavings. Even the hubby who *hates* litter boxes and is very sensitive to the smell agrees that this is top notch. … more

Most "eco-friendly" cat litter is more expensive. I found this and thought I'd give it a try. It clumps sufficiently and helps keep the odor down. I do usually sprinkle a little baking soda as well to give it a little extra odor fighting. It does what I need and the price is good.

Definitely not a fan of this. Had high hopes in this as I was trying to find a non-clay, unscented alternative to the corn based Garfield litter that was discontinued. Smell was fine. A bit of dust but not terrible. Doesn’t clump well at all and is nearly impossible to sift through the slots in the litter scoop. Would not recommend unless you don’t care about the scoopability and plan to fully empty the box every few days to rid the broken apart mushy clumps. Pic was trying to scoop out urine that was deposited overnight.