Customer Reviews

I have 6 cats and not single one used this... Just dump the whole litter box and replaced with the traditional old stuff I had very hope for this to work, because it smelled good, had no dust and all that nice things. But just didn’t work for my cats

I have 2 cats...2 cat pans I started using these natural fresh unscented walnut pellets in the cat pans..so much butter than clumpable litter or standard litter..no scattering around the floor when they exit their pans

I was excited to find a cheaper option to use in my breeze system but these pellets are so dark I can't even tell if I found all the poop very disappointed

I ordered the pellets by mistake as i usually use the regular version of this product. While it is much more dust free the cat refuses to use the pellets.

Not work buying, cats did not like the smell, nor the feeling on their feet. When wet it stunk badly

I have two cats, they’re a bonded pair so I went through quite a bit at first. Two bags in less than a month during transition phase BUT they are finally on it completely and it is so much better. No more tracking throughout the entire house, which is what I was trying to avoid. Plus you really can’t smell pee, and only scoop the solids. It only ever stinks because I have one cat that refuses to cover her poos, but the other does and the smell really is a lot better than normal litter. The transitional phase is rough- so SO messy but once you’re through that it’s pretty great!

So I have a very cat friendly household, 5 to be particular, and I've been on a journey to finding a new pellet litter since hearing pine pellets can cause liver failure and this was the first option I leaped for after doing some research on pellets made of safe material for my babies. Boy was this money straight down the toilet. So I have 4 litter boxes total, and they tend to have their favorites, and I empty my litter boxes every other day since they have several and they use them all, and, it didn't take long long for me to dislike these. Compared to my pine pellets, these were not turning to dust, rather they were holding onto that moisture within the pellet and never really breaking down So I have a very cat friendly household, 5 to be particular, and I've been on a journey to finding a new pellet litter since hearing pine pellets can cause liver failure and this was the first option I leaped for after doing some research on pellets made of safe material for my babies. Boy was this money straight down the toilet. So I have 4 litter boxes total, and they tend to have their favorites, and I empty my litter boxes every other day since they have several and they use them all, and, it didn't take long long for me to dislike these. Compared to my pine pellets, these were not turning to dust, rather they were holding onto that moisture within the pellet and never really breaking down, making my litter boxes smell terrible and since the pellets wouldn't break down, the urine would pass through them and in my sifting pan I was left with a puddle of urine. I was so disgusted, I went and bought something else. I dont know if maybe these aren't supposed to work in this way, but it's what I expected, and I'm very disappointed. … more

I have four cats and the smell of urine and clay litter was overwhelming. I wanted to try out a new litter so I chose these Walnut Pellets. I also bought sifting litter boxes. THIS STUFF IS AWESOME! No more urine and litter smell. These smell natural and NATURALLY eliminates the urine smell. You can actually breathe while you clean the boxes. 10/10 recommend especially with the sifting boxes!

Make sure you realize this is NON-clumping when you buy it. Other than that OOPS, it works as it should. Just not what I wanted :(

Wasn't sure how my cats were going to react, but they throw a lot less litter out of the box. And they are not as intent on digging to China...they get in and get out when they're done. The pellets keep the odor down which is great.