Naturally Fresh Unscented Clumping Walnut Cat Litter

This is a few bucks cheaper than my usual Swheat litter, and the swheat has had little moths in it lately, not many but it’s not something that I want to give time to get worse! So I thought I’d give this a try. Just been a couple weeks but I think it will work fine. The cats like it, it clumps well, it seems to mask smell well. Functionally I like the swheat just as much, but this is a little cheaper so what the heck.

This litter is still dusty but does not make me choke the same way clay litter does. When I blow my nose after having change the litter box I can tell there’s still plenty getting inhaled. This clumps well - it takes about a couple minutes for it to solidify and then you have to scoop it within a couple days or will break apart. You should be scooping the box daily anyway. It has an interesting scent to it that I didn’t expect, but it’s not a perfume me artificial smell it’s the smell of the shells. Although this isn’t my favorite litter, it’s definitely a runner up.

We recently adopted a new kitten. This little cat has the most powerful urine smell of any cat I’ve ever owned. The litter box would smell even after one day. Scooping it my eyes would be watering with the super strong smell of ammonia. Tried several different litters with no success. Bought this the other day and it’s amazing. NO ODER. It scoops up easily and no more burning eyes. I don’t even smell anything when I’m scooping.

my cat took to this immediately after having decided he preferred worlds best to pine pellets & i wanted to try this since it is a bit less expensive than world's best litter (& apparently visually & texturally appealing to long haired cats ) not as obvious that it's been used. i keep the litter box in a chewy box with sides raised & that's a real bonus for paw wiping!

In a long search for the right cat litter I’ve tried clay based clumping, non clumping crystal and finally the natural walnut clumping. I’m finding the latter less dusty and it seems to trap the odor effectively. The walnut litter is a bit messy to scoop the clumps and I find the cats track it all over the house. I still think it’s worth it because it’s natural and traps odor and I think the cats really like it too! They spend more time burying their eliminations.

Been using this for two years, multiple cats; it is dusty but you can get around that by mixing it with another type of litter. I’ve tried all types but this is my go to one that kitties prefer.

I’ll start off by saying I tried 3 different kinds of litters to see which I liked best, as I wanted to switch over from clay litter. I tried this, wood chips, and wheat. This was my favorite due to the nice natural scent it has—the wheat was awful in that aspect. My only complaints are that it is pretty dusty and tracks a lot but to me the smell is most important, I want my home to smell fresh.

I've been using this litter for over a year for my two cats. I like that it's natural and biodegradable, and doesn't contain any toxic perfumes or chemicals. It clumps well, and manages odors pretty well. Like any clumping litter, it's pretty dusty, though. I guess there's just no getting around that with a clumping litter that isn't wood or paper. I'd recommend for your kitty babies.

This cat litter is fantastic! The odor control is unbeatable. I have 2 open litter boxes and there is literally no smell in that room. It is low tracking - there is some right around the boxes and maybe for a few feet, but that’s it. It has virtually no dust. It clumps really well. This is much better than both clay and pine! Highly recommend!

The best litter I have used. It’s keeps odor down and is much lighter than clay litter. Always use the Multi-cat. The one not for multi-cat is almost like dust. I only recommend the multi-cat. If you try this you will not go back to another type.