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See Details for instructions to redeem.Your home will smell fresher and feel cleaner with sWheat Scoop Easy Maintenance Clumping Wheat-Corn Cat Litter in your cat’s litter box! This unique kitty litter uses a blend of wheat and corn to combine the clumping power of wheat with absorbent, dust-free corn. It uses natural, plant-derived odor control for a light, pleasant scent. Even better, this eco-friendly litter reduces messy tracking and clean-up is easy—it’s flushable! You’ll also like that the formula is free from added dyes, perfumes and other harmful ingredients.
Item Number | 264462 |
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Weight | 12 pounds |
Made In | United States |
Sourced From | United States |
Shop Conscious | Biodegradable, Plant-Based, Eco-Friendly, Natural |
Lifestage | Adult |
Litter Material | Wheat |
Litter Feature | Natural, Unscented, Clumping |
Potty Feature | Eco-Friendly |
Always wash your hands thoroughly after handling used cat litter, as cat feces may contain Toxoplasma gondii—a parasite that can cause toxoplasmosis. Pregnant or nursing women, as well as children and anyone with a weakened immune system, should avoid handling used cat litter. Always handle litter in a ventilated area to avoid inhalation. Keep contents and packaging out of reach of children and pets. Seek medical help in case of accidental ingestion.
Wheat, Corn, Grains.
Clean litter box.
For optimal product performance, keep unused litter in a sealed bag or container and store in a cool, dry place.
Switching Your Cat to sWheat Scoop is Easy:
This cat litter scoops well which is definitely a plus and why it got the 2nd star on the rating but after the cats have used it a few times it smells like a human Porta potty! The fowlest smelling litter box ever!
Not good for my cats - the smell was weird, there was still dust, didn't clump nicely like other litters and never really hardened but rather softened in the trash bin making more of a mess
My cats have voted. It has been three weeks that I've tried to get my cats to use this litter. They will only use the litter pans with clay litter. They will not use the litter pans containing "sWheat scoop" wheat and corn.
It worked fine in my automated cat pan, but some how, I have flies now. I remember when I used it a few years back ad the same problem happened.
I would give this five stars, but urine clumping could be better. I love that I can clean my cat's litter daily, in just a couple minutes, without excessive odor. Non-cat people don't smell anything with regular cleanings, and it doesn't have fake perfumes that trigger my migraines. Just flush it right down the toilet. Definitely recommend this stuff.
With inflation and prices going up this, by far, is a bargain. Natural, effective kitty litter and retains odors effectively and best price available for such content.
I'm so happy to have finally found a non-clay, no dust, clumping litter! I do think it's a little spendy, but, really, what isn't nowdays? This is actually worth the money, because I no longer have litter-dust tracks on my furniture, the cats are fine with using it, Chewy delivers it to my door, and all of that just makes life easier for me. Thank you!
My cats like this litter. It's not dusty like clay so I feel better about them not inhaling dust. I like that it's lighter weight than clay as well. This litter clumps and is easy to scoop. It does tend to track around the house, but that could be said of almost all litter. It does an alright job of keeping the smell down as long as I scoop every day. Chewy has it for a decent price and it's hard to find where I live, so that's why I bought it online.
I lost one cat in December with intestinal cancer and my other one diagnosed Friday with intestinal cancer!!!!! Wheat, corn, and corn byproduct litter can develop a fungus called “aflatoxins.” This fungus can be fatal to cats. Aflatoxins can grow in dehydrated corn or wheat when it gets damp from urine or humidity and transform into mycotoxins, which are deadly. This fungus can get on your kitty’s paw and get tracked through your house. And when she grooms herself, she’s destined to swallow a bit of it. Scariest of all, aflatoxins cause cancer. So, I considered that maybe mycotoxins are super rare and maybe I shouldn’t worry about them. So, how common are mycotoxins? More common than I realized. One study from 2016 tested almost 480 samples of dried grains and corn like those used for cat litters and 90% of the corn samples contained mycotoxin and 100% of dried grains. Both corn and wheat litters can also contain harmful herbicides. Some herbicides cause chronic bowel disease and many vets consider them carcinogenic.
Seemed to track more than others and I thought it had a strange smell.