Okocat Mini Pellets Unscented Clumping Wood Cat Litter, 21.5-lb bag

I think I started to buy this about seven years ago and it’s been a game changer instead of the clay market sand and the dust and the smell of all of it. OKOCAT is very expensive litter and I would recommend buying the larger pellets instead of smaller softer grains if you want less mess . I don’t have the smell or the dust. I’m not embarrassed having people over because it doesn’t smell like cat litter constantly so again it’s very all over your floor, but if you don’t mind, then you don’t mind. The only thing is thatit is very expensive and with the bigger green pellets often times you you lose a lot of of the good ones when you are cleaning out the litter box meaning the ones that could still be Used hope that makes sense. but for me with not having that smell and not having the little sand pieces and dust all over it it’s worth it.

This is the first litter I’ve used that truly doesn’t smell. It lasts me longer than any other litter. I used to have clean the entire litter box weekly because of ordor, so I’m very happy that I don’t have to do that anymore. The “clumps” aren’t the easiest to remove and you will need a scoop with large enough holes to allow the pellets to fall through. It’s relatively low tracking. I also like that it’s more natural. My cat is not that picky about litter and I didn’t even bother with transitioning her. I just switched and she was fine with it.

I've been purchasing this litter for my two cats for a few years. It is generally pretty good, albeit more expensive than the clay type I used to get. This stuff tracks less and produces less dust, but the scooping is more of a pain. It's easy to get out the clumps you want to remove, but hard to avoid everything else. I end up throwing out unused portions of the litter. I also need to regularly use the scooper like a sieve to throw out the obliterated portion that is no longer in pellet form. This is all fine, just less convenient than clay. My most recent order was for the larger 27.5-lb size bag, which comes in a large plastic bag rather than the heavy paper material that the next size down (I want to say 21.5-lb size) comes in. I won't be ordering this size again. Rather than receiving a bag of mostly intact pellets, I received a bag that is seemingly half pellets and half obliterated bits of pellets. I've thrown out a lot of it before even pouring it into the litter box. The low-tracking element of the litter only works if it's still in pellet form. Once it's broken into a bunch of small pieces, many of the benefits of this litter disappear. One of my cats is very sensitive about having any litter on his feet, and he seems to hate the little pieces of pellets as much as he hated clay bits. Long story short-- the larger bag might be a better bargain on paper and end up being a waste because so much of it isn't of usable quality. Stick with the next size down.