Naturally Fresh Unscented Clumping Walnut Cat Litter

I used to use feline pine, but I got tired of both poop scooping and sifting- 4 litter boxes took forever to clean, so I thought I’d try an alternative biodegradable litter. Upon first inspection it seemed legit enough, and the cats had no qualms about using it. However!! It is marketed as being dust free and it is NOT!!! It creates visible clouds of dust when it’s sifted that are so large they actually make me sneeze! Sounds gross, but if I blow my nose after I’ve cleaned the litter boxes my snot comes out the exact color brown as the litter! It also stick in the cats’ feet and sprays everywhere when they jump out. It is also claimed in the description that it clumps quickly to prevent sticking I used to use feline pine, but I got tired of both poop scooping and sifting- 4 litter boxes took forever to clean, so I thought I’d try an alternative biodegradable litter. Upon first inspection it seemed legit enough, and the cats had no qualms about using it. However!! It is marketed as being dust free and it is NOT!!! It creates visible clouds of dust when it’s sifted that are so large they actually make me sneeze! Sounds gross, but if I blow my nose after I’ve cleaned the litter boxes my snot comes out the exact color brown as the litter! It also stick in the cats’ feet and sprays everywhere when they jump out. It is also claimed in the description that it clumps quickly to prevent sticking, but I have found that to be untrue as well. I spend a lot of time scraping the bottom and sides of the pans to dislodge stuck-on clumps. Im aware that I purchased the unscented variety, but it’s also worth mentioning that it has poor odor control as well. If it weren’t for the dust issue I would probably have considered buying a scented variety, but at this time I don’t think it’s worth purchasing again. … more

I've used walnut pellet litter in the past, but wanted to try this clumping non-pellet walnut. I am not a fan. Our two cats dig so much in this and spray it everywhere. It comes with them when they jump out of the box. It is all over the floor and tracks everywhere. Slightly better in the dome litter that we have, but still not great. As for odor control, not great. Only feature I like is the clumping for scooping the pee.

I tried out this litter because I wanted to try a cheaper option. I don't like to use standard clay litter because of how damaging it is on the environment, so I've been using corn litter (World's Best). Because the environmentally conscious litters are more expensive than clay, this one caught my eye due to the cheaper price point (compared to corn). I have a large indoor tabby (not overweight, just big body wise). He's on a wet food diet, so he produces a lot of waste during the day. I scoop his box daily. This litter did not clump as well as I had hoped. It does not hold urine well. When I would try and scoop his litter, the clumps would break up into small pieces that would fall through I tried out this litter because I wanted to try a cheaper option. I don't like to use standard clay litter because of how damaging it is on the environment, so I've been using corn litter (World's Best). Because the environmentally conscious litters are more expensive than clay, this one caught my eye due to the cheaper price point (compared to corn). I have a large indoor tabby (not overweight, just big body wise). He's on a wet food diet, so he produces a lot of waste during the day. I scoop his box daily. This litter did not clump as well as I had hoped. It does not hold urine well. When I would try and scoop his litter, the clumps would break up into small pieces that would fall through the scooper. When I was using corn litter, this was never an issue. With corn litter, his urine clumps would be in roundish masses, but with the walnut litter they spread out into patties that don't hold together. Because the litter clumps poorly, I'm never able to fully clean out the box without just replacing the litter entirely every day. I think maybe if you were using a litter cleaning method other than scooping (maybe using a sifting type box?) then this might work for you. I'll be going back to corn litter for the time being, because even though it was more expensive, I feel like it does a better job and I'm able to provide my kitty with a clean box every day. … more

leaves a brown dust on cats paws which shows on white fur...cats then lick this off when they clean. My question, which no one has asked and the answer is no where to be found... is this good or bad for cat's digestive tract seeing the nature of the litter and how it affects liquids in the box. Also, crazy over priced. I feel as if I'm being robbed every time i buy one of these.

I just switched to this litter after finding live weevils in World’s Best Cat Litter. I really like it and my cats had no trouble immediately switching. No odor from the litter itself and is very smooth on my cat’s paws. Little tracking but honestly, just sweep up tracked litter! I am pleasantly surprised with this litter! Happy I switched!

Clumps well, covers smell ok (1 star for each). This is absolutely not dust free, though. My cat comes out of the box COVERED in brown dust every time. After I clean the box, the dust gets in my nose as well. My search for an actual dust free litter continues... Also worth noting that some of the walnut pieces are pretty sharp, and my cat cut his paw pad while digging the other day.

Been loving this litter going on 6 years. It clumps easily even with big ol urine patties. It’s not dusty-thank the feline heavens. It’s not perfumed like so many litters are. What’s worse than cat poop DEFINITELY perfumed cat poop. It lasts fairly long. I clean the box every other day for my one big fuzzy angel and one bag lasts nearly 2months. It might cost a bit more than some brands but lemme tell ya it’s worth every poo scooping minute.

Before writing a review I usually go to the one star reviews to see what all the fuss is all about. In this case, most of the one star reviews complaints revolved around dust or how it tracks all over the place. If you're like me, a NeatNik, you probably keep a tidy house and the continuous use of a vacuum cleaner or broom presents a problem. Personally, I like this litter and was willing to compromise on the cleanliness and tracking part. It does clump well, and I'm definitely using less than other litter's that I've tried in the past. Dust? Yes, it has dust but probably no more or less than any other clay litter or corn litter that I've used. If you want dust free, you're probably going Before writing a review I usually go to the one star reviews to see what all the fuss is all about. In this case, most of the one star reviews complaints revolved around dust or how it tracks all over the place. If you're like me, a NeatNik, you probably keep a tidy house and the continuous use of a vacuum cleaner or broom presents a problem. Personally, I like this litter and was willing to compromise on the cleanliness and tracking part. It does clump well, and I'm definitely using less than other litter's that I've tried in the past. Dust? Yes, it has dust but probably no more or less than any other clay litter or corn litter that I've used. If you want dust free, you're probably going to have to go to some Wood Pellets product. In all fairness, I gave it 4 Stars. For all the NeatNiks and OCD'ers out there, acceptance or changes are going to have to be made. Otherwise, don't buy it. From time to time is goes on sale, at which time I purchase a crap load of it (no pun intended) and take advantage of the savings. This week, for example, a certain store <which I believe I'm not at liberty to mention in this review> had it on sale for 50% off. A no brainer so I purchased my years supply. A good product but not Perfect. … more

I never take the time to write reviews on products I've purchased, but I felt like I just had to for this litter because it's so awesome. Before we adopted our 2 rescue kittens, I spent days researching everything- the healthiest food to buy, the best drinking fountain, the best cat tree, etc. When it came to litter, after reading about the health problems associated with clay and silica gel crystal litters, I knew I wanted to go with a natural litter. We tried the ones made from recycled news paper and pine, and found them to be very messy and hard to clean. Naturally Fresh cat litter-Quick Clumping Formula in the green and blue bag turned out to be the best. I can't say enough about this I never take the time to write reviews on products I've purchased, but I felt like I just had to for this litter because it's so awesome. Before we adopted our 2 rescue kittens, I spent days researching everything- the healthiest food to buy, the best drinking fountain, the best cat tree, etc. When it came to litter, after reading about the health problems associated with clay and silica gel crystal litters, I knew I wanted to go with a natural litter. We tried the ones made from recycled news paper and pine, and found them to be very messy and hard to clean. Naturally Fresh cat litter-Quick Clumping Formula in the green and blue bag turned out to be the best. I can't say enough about this litter. It's natural but still clumps up the urine well when scooping it out, has zero amount of dust and does not smell at all. The cats love it, too. I highly recommend this litter. … more

Works very well. Conceals pet smells if covered. The only issue which isn't bad is you need to be gentle when scooping up the clumps because they tend to break but I'm still giving it 5 stars since it is very minor and have had no other issues with it. Love the environmental aspect of it also.