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

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.

This is a good alternative to clay litter. It clumps well and usually keeps the smell down (provided you scoop regularly). It is soft and most likely will not hurt cat paws. I've had no issues from either of my two cats since switching to this litter, so I assume they would leave a good review too. It is a bit dusty and tracking happens (there is no such thing as no-track litter, it's just part of having cats) so I recommend having a litter mat. This is an overall excellent cat litter regardless of any small bad points listed.

I love the idea of this but it just stinks. The odor control is non-existent. So added baking soda...then more baking soda. I have 5 cats and they didn't like it either. No one refused (went elsewhere) but I started mixing Frisco clay litter back in and it was obvious which boxes had added clay within a few hours. Maybe a single cat household could use this, but we're going back to Frisco clay unscented

I was looking for a more environmental and lower dust producing litter and tried this. It clumps well though the clumps don't seem to hold together quite as well as the clay. Little or no dust. It passes well through the scoop when I clean the box. My cats like it. I will continue to order this product.

I am struggling to transition my kitten from pee pads and into "big boy" litter. He will use this litter, which is great, but it's a pain to clean off the bottom of the litter box, which is not great.

I hate this litter!! I really wish I liked it, because I like the concept, and I love that it’s natural and is low on dust compared to harmful regular clay cat litter. However, this stuff sucks. I always knows whenever my cat’s used the box because her head will have the dust on it. The litter clumps, but breaks very easily, meaning there’s scattered little clumps everywhere in the box. The smell is super weird. I’m not sure how to describe it. And the litter gets EVERYWHERE. We have about 3 different mats in the room the litter box is in, including a hood for the litter box. We even wipe our feet off after exiting the room. It doesn’t matter, this stuff is everywhere. On the floors, in my bed I hate this litter!! I really wish I liked it, because I like the concept, and I love that it’s natural and is low on dust compared to harmful regular clay cat litter. However, this stuff sucks. I always knows whenever my cat’s used the box because her head will have the dust on it. The litter clumps, but breaks very easily, meaning there’s scattered little clumps everywhere in the box. The smell is super weird. I’m not sure how to describe it. And the litter gets EVERYWHERE. We have about 3 different mats in the room the litter box is in, including a hood for the litter box. We even wipe our feet off after exiting the room. It doesn’t matter, this stuff is everywhere. On the floors, in my bed, on the cat trees, on the furniture. It’s so frustrating. I basically have to sweep my floors every other day because it get so annoying having to wipe your feet off every time you get in bed. I can’t wait till we go through this bag so I can buy a different brand of natural litter. … more

holds odors more than any other I've ever had...and messy ...Didn't like it at all

The cats like it. Controls odor better than their last litter and they don't scatter it as much. I'm confused by the reviews that say it's hard to scoop. I'm not having a problem. Sticking with it.