sWheat Scoop Multi-Cat Unscented Clumping Wheat Cat Litter

I have been using this litter for 2 months now and I still have some left! The 36 lb bag has lasted me so long, and I add new litter every day. I think that anyone who leaves a bad review is either way too picky or doesn't clean their cat's litter every day. I keep my cats litterbox in my bedroom and I can never smell it. She is very active, so she eats a lot and thus goes potty multiple times every day. I scoop her box once a day and sometimes the pee clump breaks apart a bit, but I scoop the little pieces and pour about 3 cups of new litter on top so it's fine. The tracking is not nearly as bad as clay litter, I vacuum my floor about once a week and only find that the litter tracks in a 2 foot I have been using this litter for 2 months now and I still have some left! The 36 lb bag has lasted me so long, and I add new litter every day. I think that anyone who leaves a bad review is either way too picky or doesn't clean their cat's litter every day. I keep my cats litterbox in my bedroom and I can never smell it. She is very active, so she eats a lot and thus goes potty multiple times every day. I scoop her box once a day and sometimes the pee clump breaks apart a bit, but I scoop the little pieces and pour about 3 cups of new litter on top so it's fine. The tracking is not nearly as bad as clay litter, I vacuum my floor about once a week and only find that the litter tracks in a 2 foot radius around the box which isn't bad at all. Also, the litter is soft on her paws and she seems to really like it! And it's eco-friendly, go earth! My only complaint is that the bag is plastic, I would love to see a biodegradable bag! … more

Just to preface this: I have an automated litter box that sifts the litter every 30 mins. The litter is okay, it kind of clumps, but let’s just say it’s not a firm clump. It definitely doesn’t clump on the surface which means there’s a lot of scraping at the bottom of the litter box pan. I was hopeful because I wanted an organic litter I can dispose of without guilt. The smell is fine, it controls odors well, until you scoop it. When scooping, the organic nature of it means you can smell the litter and the wheat litter combining (it is very unpleasant). The litter is also VERY trackable, it ended up all over. For me, the icing on the cake was some flies found it’s natural materials very hospitable Just to preface this: I have an automated litter box that sifts the litter every 30 mins. The litter is okay, it kind of clumps, but let’s just say it’s not a firm clump. It definitely doesn’t clump on the surface which means there’s a lot of scraping at the bottom of the litter box pan. I was hopeful because I wanted an organic litter I can dispose of without guilt. The smell is fine, it controls odors well, until you scoop it. When scooping, the organic nature of it means you can smell the litter and the wheat litter combining (it is very unpleasant). The litter is also VERY trackable, it ended up all over. For me, the icing on the cake was some flies found it’s natural materials very hospitable for laying eggs. In my 26 years of cat ownership, I have never EVER had this be a problem. I had to bleach and scrub everything. I don’t know if they came with the litter or were just attracted after, but that horrific experience means I’m switching to another litter. Just to be clear, I’m not blaming the litter for bringing the flies, I just think it made a nice environment for them in the midst of summer. … more

Okay. I hold off on review this until I tried another litter. Cause it’s my first cat and first time buying litter. It’s okay litter. But it only lasted 2 weeks with the help of baking soda spray. Plus the cat pee goes to the bottom of the litter box. Which it’s not ideal for the litter box I’m using. (Layer litter box, for easy cleaning) The only upside of this, it’s not clay litter. But the amount of money and work I have to put in does not match the price. I ended up switch to the arm and hammer slide. Which made my life soooo much easier. I rather build my cat something for tracking than dealing with pee clumps breaking apart every time I have to clean it. It smells sooo bad. And I experience Okay. I hold off on review this until I tried another litter. Cause it’s my first cat and first time buying litter. It’s okay litter. But it only lasted 2 weeks with the help of baking soda spray. Plus the cat pee goes to the bottom of the litter box. Which it’s not ideal for the litter box I’m using. (Layer litter box, for easy cleaning) The only upside of this, it’s not clay litter. But the amount of money and work I have to put in does not match the price. I ended up switch to the arm and hammer slide. Which made my life soooo much easier. I rather build my cat something for tracking than dealing with pee clumps breaking apart every time I have to clean it. It smells sooo bad. And I experience tear gas before... that says something. Lol … more

Was using the Walnut litter...it has good odor control-never noticed odor, but the tracking and dust in that color was impossible! Kitty is light colored and had orange "socks", so I loved that THIS litter was so much lighter in color...but thats where it ended. I use the disposable wonder boxes and this little simply doesnt clump fast enough. Urine sunk thru it and right into the box-the ammonia smell is overwhelming. Poor kitty -she hated to even put a foot in. This is a nope for me. If I was using a fancy Robo-litter box, I would try it again

I have one old boy who has asthma. The vet suggested replacing clay litter so this is one of the ones I tried. I had seven litter pans (4 cats) with five different litters and not one touched this litter in the week and a half it was in a litter pan. I was hoping they would, as it is light, no noticeable aroma and low dust. I really wanted them to like it, but they don't. Since they didn't use it, I cannot comment on clean-up.

Wanted to love it... I found it to be dusty, tracks EVERYWHERE, poor odor control for one cat and I didn't like the way it clumps, they fall apart when cleaning and urine sinks to the bottom of the box. I saw a review here that said they had bugs hatching in it, I had that problem as well once and it scared me out of my mind. I will say it flushes well and if you actually clean it twice a day it may be a good option for you.

I don't know if it's just my cats, my nose or a combination of both, but it did not work out for me. I purchased a smaller bag in-store and tried it okay, so I went ahead and picked up a 36 lb bag from Chewy. The cats used it without issues. All 3 cats have 3 litterboxes but they prefer using a particular one, so a odor control and good clumping is important. Their litterboxes are scooped 3-4 times a day, usually after each use. The clumping was disappointing - Bits and pieces fall apart even if I give it time to soak and clump. The urine smell is VERY STRONG (The clumped pieces) compared to the other brands I had tried (walnut, clay, pine, paper). The tracking is insanely bad, almost I don't know if it's just my cats, my nose or a combination of both, but it did not work out for me. I purchased a smaller bag in-store and tried it okay, so I went ahead and picked up a 36 lb bag from Chewy. The cats used it without issues. All 3 cats have 3 litterboxes but they prefer using a particular one, so a odor control and good clumping is important. Their litterboxes are scooped 3-4 times a day, usually after each use. The clumping was disappointing - Bits and pieces fall apart even if I give it time to soak and clump. The urine smell is VERY STRONG (The clumped pieces) compared to the other brands I had tried (walnut, clay, pine, paper). The tracking is insanely bad, almost as bad as clay or worst. I know there is no such thing as trackless litter, but the amount coming out of the box every day was just too much. Two positive things to say are that the price is more reasonable and comes in a bigger bag than the other 'natural' brands. I contacted Chewy for a refund about this. If you cannot physically lift heavy items, make sure to let them know, otherwise they will ask that you take it to the nearest Fedex. … more

Really thought this would be a great alternative but quickly found bugs hatching and clustering at first in the litter and then quickly all over my house. I got rid of the litter, vacuumed, washed, frozen all my flour based products, etc. to rid my home of these bugs. It's taken a couple weeks and they are much less, but not gone. Save yourself the problem and find something else.

I've been using this litter for about 4 years, and it is amazing. It's the only natural litter I've found that clumps very well and has little to no dust. We have 2 cats and a ferret, with 5 litter boxes between them. This is the only litter I've been able to find that works for all three and is safe for ferrets sensitive respiratory systems. The only downside of this litter is its pricey in stores! Well, Chewy saved the day with that, having prices almost half of pet stores in my area!

Like this because it is flushable. I don't flush all of it, just the used parts. But it prevents the smelliness that comes with storing used litter. It also keeps the smell down in the house when it is used and I haven't been able to empty the box. Also like that it is made of wheat instead of clay. The dust is minimal, and inhaling wheat dust has to be better for my cat and me than inhaling clay dust.