Pidan Organic Tofu Cat Litter, 5.29-lb bag

As someone who eats a lot of tofu, the thought of scooping something I eat for dinner out of my cats’s litterbox was kinda eww. But I’ve been having a lot of problems with the litter I’ve used for years: a formerly wonderful cassava litter that now takes a pneumatic road drill to get out of the litterbox. I’d been struggling with it for an embarrassing amount of time. It took my pet sitter begging me to use something else so she could scoop the boxes without pulling a muscle to make me realize this litter was not going to get better anytime soon. I still had a ton of that litter left, so I bought the Pidan litter as an additive to weaken the concrete mess of the other one. I was expecting huge uncomfortable pellets, somewhere between Yesterday’s News and Breeze pellets on the “what does it feel like when cats or humans step on it” pain scale. They’re TINY. My cats who dislike pellets have had zero problems adapting to this one so far. And the odor control (so far) has been far superior. I’m not a fan of artificially scented cat litter, but this one is so faint that it barely registers. That’s a win in my book. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and I’ve since added it to my subscriptions.

it has a really soft natural scent which I love and the clumping is great. It doesn't track like your typical litter but that's not to say it doesn't track at all. Just not nearly as much as clay litter. I feel like the odor control is also great but I do clean the box everyday as I have two cats.

When I heard Tofu litter was an option I was skeptical. But as someone who failed to make the transition to pine pellets, and has many issues with clay litter - this was a game changer. 1) Biodegradable, much better for environment and landfill. I transitioned my bags to brown paper bags and it works great and I feel like I’m making a small difference in cutting back on waste. Also your scoops and boxes should be much easier to clean as well compared to clay. 2) Not as heavy, from shipping to trash day those boxes much lighter 3) Low dust - I still have an air purifier across from the boxes and you will still need to dust as you would. But the experience of cleaning the boxes is not suffocating. 4) Low tracking. This is perhaps my favorite part, because the pellets are a littler longer and thicker than like the sand of clay litter, it’s not getting everywhere. Or, if one of your cats is like mine and kicks all the litter out, my vacuum is much better as picking this kind up. 5) Great odor control. While this is subjective to your nose, mine loves this stuff. When it first comes out it has like a sweet scent that’s interesting, one review I had read said cupcakes and I kinda agree. There’s like a vanilla scent to it. Overtime, it’s fairly unscented. The only odors might be immediately after someone uses the litter box and even then, most of the time my cats just need to do a better job of covering. 6) Clumps great. 7) My biggest trepidation when I was first considering making the switch was the cost and wondering if I was getting enough for how much I was spending. It strangely feels as though it lasts longer and my entire process is cleaner. That said, I do clean my litter boxes (home of three cats) one a day. There you have it. I am telling all the cat parents in my life to try it out and I think if you’re considering it, go for it.