Naturally Fresh Multi-Cat Unscented Clumping Walnut Cat Litter

I tried just about every kind of litter for my kitties (3 cats, 3 boxes) Previously I was using clay litter and replacing it completely each week but one of my babies has some breathing issues and I didn't want to keep creating dust from the litter. This was the best one as far as trapping oder and my cats seem to really live the feel of it ( they were not fans of the newspaper or wood chips). This stuff feels and looks like dirt, it clumps but not in the way that you have to worry about it being swallowed ( when cats clean it off their paw), it makes it very easy to clean with a scoop or soft and it doesn't hold any urine smell like all the others did when I was scooping The cost is a bit I tried just about every kind of litter for my kitties (3 cats, 3 boxes) Previously I was using clay litter and replacing it completely each week but one of my babies has some breathing issues and I didn't want to keep creating dust from the litter. This was the best one as far as trapping oder and my cats seem to really live the feel of it ( they were not fans of the newspaper or wood chips). This stuff feels and looks like dirt, it clumps but not in the way that you have to worry about it being swallowed ( when cats clean it off their paw), it makes it very easy to clean with a scoop or soft and it doesn't hold any urine smell like all the others did when I was scooping The cost is a bit high but it lasts a long time, I will continue to purchase this. … more

I was lucky and found this litter on my 2nd round of trial and error of litter; and have been impressed ever since. Living in small space, the litterbox is apart of the room and good smells are a priority. Guests have never been able to identify the litterbox by smell and are amazed. A walnut/earthy scent is evident after use; otherwise non existent! Others have commented regarding dust, and it is quite dusty while scooping. I personally dont have issues with this so I dont factor this in with my rating. It is something to mention that #2's are noticeable when first laid; however my cat does not cover his doo's, and I believe this is why. The icky scent does not last long, 5-10 minutes tops. I was lucky and found this litter on my 2nd round of trial and error of litter; and have been impressed ever since. Living in small space, the litterbox is apart of the room and good smells are a priority. Guests have never been able to identify the litterbox by smell and are amazed. A walnut/earthy scent is evident after use; otherwise non existent! Others have commented regarding dust, and it is quite dusty while scooping. I personally dont have issues with this so I dont factor this in with my rating. It is something to mention that #2's are noticeable when first laid; however my cat does not cover his doo's, and I believe this is why. The icky scent does not last long, 5-10 minutes tops. I wouldnt expect anything without a bucket load of chemicals to mask the scent immediately. Longterm use I am satisfied and have no complaints. Highly recommend! … more

We had a cat who had decided that using the box was an optional experience. We tried pretty much everything you could imagine, vet visits, etc. All to no avail. (Did I mention, she liked to pee on our bed instead? Daily!) Finally, we tried switching to this litter and, like magic, haven't had an issue since. Hallelujah! But it's not just that it converted our wayward cat. This litter is fantastic for several reasons: Clumping- this litter forms tight clumps that don't leave residue or dirty litter behind. Virtually dustless- no litter dust sitting on adjacent surfaces Minimal tracking- waaaaay less litter found outside the box Odor free- no litter stink, no pee stink, and no fragrance We had a cat who had decided that using the box was an optional experience. We tried pretty much everything you could imagine, vet visits, etc. All to no avail. (Did I mention, she liked to pee on our bed instead? Daily!) Finally, we tried switching to this litter and, like magic, haven't had an issue since. Hallelujah! But it's not just that it converted our wayward cat. This litter is fantastic for several reasons: Clumping- this litter forms tight clumps that don't leave residue or dirty litter behind. Virtually dustless- no litter dust sitting on adjacent surfaces Minimal tracking- waaaaay less litter found outside the box Odor free- no litter stink, no pee stink, and no fragrance Texture- while clay litter can get "gooey" for lack of a better word, this litter doesn't have unpleasant interactions with liquid that can lead to smears or sticking Added bonus- a lot more environmentally friendly than traditional clay litters Overall- love the heck out of this stuff. Will not be switching back. … more

I have 2 elder cats one is 17 1/2 with a host of health problems. Neither one now covers when they use the box. This really does control the urine odor and clumps well. I’ve tried other clumping litter only to find that my oldest ends up with cement balls between his pads that I have to soak and pull to get out. I do not have that with this at all. Just wish it would track less but so far this is the best I have found.

I have been looking for natural litter to use since clay litters don’t decompose. This litter came in a big bag which is great because I have 3 cats. I can’t smell cat urine anymore but I do still smell their poop. So that’s a half win. It doesn’t clump at all and turns kind of like sawdust after it’s been used. I will probably contribute to use this litter.

Our vet recommended this , because it’s natural . But our cat start sneezing all the time . All bathroom is in dust ! And now we’re trying to find something dust free . Horrible!!!! I feel so bad about my cat , because we tortured her with this awful product before we understood what’s going on. Will never buy this again!

I prefer Grass seed litter but, it has two draw backs. it tracks a lot but, mainly, it absorbs moisture from the air and therefore does not do well on odor control this time of year (more rainy humid months). it is excellent for drier cold months, for those that live mostly in dry areas or for those that run a home humidity system too i suppose. i highly recommend that litter if you don’y mind the tracking litter issue!! This here walnut litter is second best to me and almost as good as grass seed, if not better since it tracks around like 75% less it seems since it is slightly heavier, it also isn’t absorbing moisture in air so odor control is excellent, if not better also...but, it has its I prefer Grass seed litter but, it has two draw backs. it tracks a lot but, mainly, it absorbs moisture from the air and therefore does not do well on odor control this time of year (more rainy humid months). it is excellent for drier cold months, for those that live mostly in dry areas or for those that run a home humidity system too i suppose. i highly recommend that litter if you don’y mind the tracking litter issue!! This here walnut litter is second best to me and almost as good as grass seed, if not better since it tracks around like 75% less it seems since it is slightly heavier, it also isn’t absorbing moisture in air so odor control is excellent, if not better also...but, it has its draw back too. for one it is dusty some, you don’t really see it in air (wear bifocals so may be why i don’t) but, you will see it all over litter box sides and surrounding area some and even on your whitish colored cats legs as well at times (mainly after a couple or so days of use when it gets dustier) it may also bother your nose some when scooping, makes mine tickle but, i get no headache nor end up sneezing since it is a natural unscented litter.. Second draw back and the only reason we may go back to grass seed litter during colder/winter months is the litter is very dark brown, this makes it extremely hard to keep an eye out for urinary or pooping issues in your cats, this is often the easiest way to catch issues early on but, with this litter you can not do that right after a cat goes and when you have multiple cats, its important to be able to do so..i suppose however, a thick layer of monitor litter on top of this litter could be used once a week for those with fewer cats though..overall, great litter and super great at controlling odors all year round, which makes its 2 drawbacks really something worth ignoring in the end.. PS: a couple of our cats preferred to keep going to the grass seed giant litter box we didn’t change instead of using this litter, simply adding a layer of their used litter on top from that box on first week, did the trick.. … more

This litter works well enough. It doesn't stink up the whole house when my kitties do their business, and it clumps pretty well after a few minutes. What will prevent me from buying it again however, is the extreme amount of dust it contains. There's an amazing amount of powdery, dark brown dust that gets everywhere. When I pour it, a dark cloud forms that makes me cough and sneeze.

We have searched for decades for a healthier cat litter option than clay. Our concern has always been "what are they licking off their paws when they clean - and is it safe for them" This gives us peace of mind. Also, it cleans out of the pan easily. Three thumbs up

i've had my own cats for 20 years, and have been through a lot of different litters. lately, i wanted to stop using clay-based clumping litters, as my older cat was getting it stuck in his paws, and then would clean them and ingest bits of litter. i knew this wasn't good for his digestion. so i tried several "natural" litters - Feline Pine, Swheatscoop, Yesterdays News, but these just dissolved when peed on, got heavy, but were not scoopable (the scoops always fell apart as soon as i tried to scoop them!). saw this walnut-based litter and decided to try it. wish i had found it much sooner - this stuff is great. doesn't smell when wet; low dust when scooping and adding litter; large clumps do i've had my own cats for 20 years, and have been through a lot of different litters. lately, i wanted to stop using clay-based clumping litters, as my older cat was getting it stuck in his paws, and then would clean them and ingest bits of litter. i knew this wasn't good for his digestion. so i tried several "natural" litters - Feline Pine, Swheatscoop, Yesterdays News, but these just dissolved when peed on, got heavy, but were not scoopable (the scoops always fell apart as soon as i tried to scoop them!). saw this walnut-based litter and decided to try it. wish i had found it much sooner - this stuff is great. doesn't smell when wet; low dust when scooping and adding litter; large clumps do fall apart, but it's easy to get the smaller clumpy bits out. best of all, i don't worry so much if my kitty ingests a bit of this litter, as it's made of walnut shells, so will pass through and not get stuck in his system. … more