Customer Reviews

I purchased this brand because Yesterday's News was unavailable. It does the job but does not stay as fresh as Yesterday's News.

I foster orphaned kittens for my local animal control, and they range in age from 1 week to 1 year. One thing I know is cleaning clumping litter off a 3 week old kitten is about the worst thing ever. I love this litter because it’s safe for young cats, absorbs well, and is pretty good at masking bad smells. I also like that it’s cheap because I go through A LOT!

Pleased with the price, and I think it works very well. Absorbent, does the job.

It's fairly lightweight in the trash, doesn't track, no dust and completely compostable in the landfill or wherever trash goes. Contains odor as well.

I am pleased with the paper pellets. They cam quickly, price is reasonable, and they work fine for our puppies.

Needed this for little one that just had surgery and couldn't use clumping litter. I couldn't have been more satisfied! No dust, no tracking and easy to scoop! Two older cats didn't mind the change in litter either.

My husband and myself love it !! And thank gawd so does are cat

I love paper pellet litter and so do my cats. Having 4 cats and 7 litter boxes I found using large metal slotted or non slotted soup spoons to be the best at picking up the saturated pellet piles. Lemmie preface by saying decades ago when my plastic litter scooper broke in half I decided to look for a stronger utensil to do the job. I picked up a large kitchen kettle spoon made of stainless steel. They cost only a couple dollars at any thrift shop. They can have slots or not. I found the handles to be longer than the conventional litter scooper, they didn’t weaken under the waste and were more thorough at picking up the saturated paper pellet piles. Once I recognized where the pee was I would I love paper pellet litter and so do my cats. Having 4 cats and 7 litter boxes I found using large metal slotted or non slotted soup spoons to be the best at picking up the saturated pellet piles. Lemmie preface by saying decades ago when my plastic litter scooper broke in half I decided to look for a stronger utensil to do the job. I picked up a large kitchen kettle spoon made of stainless steel. They cost only a couple dollars at any thrift shop. They can have slots or not. I found the handles to be longer than the conventional litter scooper, they didn’t weaken under the waste and were more thorough at picking up the saturated paper pellet piles. Once I recognized where the pee was I would scoop close to the bottom of the box, lift and tilt the spoon slightly to allow the dry pellets to roll off the heap and what’s left on the spoon is the saturated paper. The slots on conventional scoopers are too large and most of the soft saturated pellet crumbles and falls thru the slots back into the box making it harder to isolate and pick up again causing the odor to remain and build up sooner. These metal spoons have longer handles making the clean up task easier on you, the spoon gets into corners(I use plastic storage tubs as litter boxes), picks up the smallest saturated litter remnants and so the litter odor is controlled a lot longer. Sometimes I tilt the box when the litter is low, tap the bottom of litter box so the smaller pellet particles fall to the bottom, the intact pellets remain on top, then scoop from the bottom up and you’ll notice you’ve picked up used crumbled litter w the metal spoon that would have normally been impossible to remove with your conventional plastic cat litter scooper. To clean these spoons I lay them in the toilet with toilet bowl cleaner until the dried up waste and such softens. I use the toilet bowl brush to brush them clean and voila. Clean spoons again. I’ve written a 5 star review for yesterday’s news as well, I waiver between the 2 brands depending on which is a better value at the time of purchase, they’re both great at controlling odor if you’re on top of their bathroom habits. Daily scooping is key. The pee piles are easy to recognize once they’ve absorbed the liquid. The wet pellets become fluffy and darker. If you wait more than a day to clean it out, your cat goes in, kicks around the previous pee pile and distributes the saturated pee all over the clean litter making it impossible to separate and scoop out next time. This is why your litter box will smell sooner than it should, blaming the product rather than your own lack of common sense. My home has not smelled since I’ve started using paper pellets 3-4 years ago. It’s cheap and environmentally friendly, and only an inch of the stuff does the job. When it gets down to a mere thin layer I remove it all and add a fresh inch. Come and visit. You’d never know I had cats :-) … more

This is excellent if you like paper cat litter which I do. I have three cats and this is economical and it's very easy to see what is wet because the paper swells and darkens so it's easy to scoop out.

THE BEST LITER SO FAR $&APROVED BY RARA2 -JUST ADD TINY LAVENDER FRESH IN IT