sWheat Scoop Natural Unscented Clumping Wheat Cat Litter

Like anything in the world there's pros and cons to this litter also. Pros- it's environmentally friendlier than other brands and types, it's flushable, dust level is low Cons- Zero odor control, does not clump fast or well really, gets stuck in my cats paws and it gets everywhere I have been using this littler for about 8 months and I think that's enough time to really see if this littler is worth sticking with. And honestly it isn't. It's ok for maybe one cat households but not more than one.

I love this stuff, there's never a smell from the box, it clumps great (if you give it some time), and it's flushable! It's convenient for me to just do my daily scoop and drop the mess right in the toilet, nothing could be simpler. My kitty cat loves it too, I started on this as soon as I brought her home from the shelter, no transitional litter mixing, and she took to it immediately. So why 4 stars? Because my little noodle tracks this stuff all over the house. It must be just the right size to get stuck in her little paws, because I find litter all over the place, including in my bed. Also, despite having a litter mat for her to track on, I still have to sweep the bathroom every day and I love this stuff, there's never a smell from the box, it clumps great (if you give it some time), and it's flushable! It's convenient for me to just do my daily scoop and drop the mess right in the toilet, nothing could be simpler. My kitty cat loves it too, I started on this as soon as I brought her home from the shelter, no transitional litter mixing, and she took to it immediately. So why 4 stars? Because my little noodle tracks this stuff all over the house. It must be just the right size to get stuck in her little paws, because I find litter all over the place, including in my bed. Also, despite having a litter mat for her to track on, I still have to sweep the bathroom every day and vacuum the carpet outside the bathroom every three days. Still, the other benefits of this stuff are so great, I don't see myself switching any time soon. We love you sWheat Scoop! … more

I recently switched to this litter after using Fresh Steps litter for a few months. I switched to this sWheat because I did not enjoy the cloud of dust in the air every time I scooped litter. This litter does not create a dust cloud when scooping, also is quickly clumps, which makes scooping much easier. The only downside of this litter is that the odor blocking is almost non-existent. The area around the litter box smells like old, stale sourdough starter, or like mold bread. Despite this, I will continue using this litter for my cat.

I really like this product, it makes is great with my favorite other litter. The clumping of this product is great and I appreciate the fact that it's natural which means not scented. However when it comes to cat litter you have to have some fragrance so I mix it with the pine cat litter that's also natural and it is amazing together they are the perfect cat litter.

Pros: Low dust, non toxic, and somewhat light weight. Cons: Not great for multiple cats. I have two cats and I have to scoop 4-6 times a day to keep the odor down with this litter. With all the scooping the urine odor is still present. I've had to change the whole box out every 3 days so I'm blowing through the large bag quick.

My old litter sent out so much dust that the bathroom in our home always looked snow covered. Mom didn't like that. She found sWheat on CHEWY. It came in a 36 lb bag ... my parents are old and that is too heavy for them, but they managed together. I took to it right away. No need to blend litters - I knew right away what this stuff was for. I like that I don't sink so deep into it. It smells OK. It looks OK in the bathroom (Mom says it looks good with the honey-oak vanity). Personally, it's working out for me, but I could only give it 4 stars because Mom and Dad don't think it clumps very well. Apparently my pee spreads out at the bottom and makes a big sticky layer, which is OK with me because My old litter sent out so much dust that the bathroom in our home always looked snow covered. Mom didn't like that. She found sWheat on CHEWY. It came in a 36 lb bag ... my parents are old and that is too heavy for them, but they managed together. I took to it right away. No need to blend litters - I knew right away what this stuff was for. I like that I don't sink so deep into it. It smells OK. It looks OK in the bathroom (Mom says it looks good with the honey-oak vanity). Personally, it's working out for me, but I could only give it 4 stars because Mom and Dad don't think it clumps very well. Apparently my pee spreads out at the bottom and makes a big sticky layer, which is OK with me because then I don't step in it but it's hard for my parents to scrape out of the box. It also sticks to their scooper tool. I don't know what they will get next, but as a cat, this one is OK with me! … more

I really wanted to like a natural litter and this one seemed promising until I went to clean the box and the litter mixed with the cat pee to make the worst smell I've ever experienced. Did mask smell well and the cat seemed to like it when I wasn't cleaning it.

Very happy to find this.cannot get it in the stores and our maine coon will not use anything else.great litter.our cat loves it.delivery is incredible.ordered it monday evening and on our doorstep next morning.other companies should take note!!

We were going through a lot of plastic bags with the clay litter and I wanted something with less environmental impact. I have been using sWheat for 1.5 months. My kittens took no time at all the adjust to it. Make sure you keep 2.5 - 3" layer at all times or their pee would clump as a disc at the bottom of the litterbox. It tracks less than fine or medium grain clay litter with my kittens. Is does not mask odor, as expected for unscented litter. It clumps well and I disposed of it in paper bags because two 8-month olds produce too much waste to flush regularly. If you have plumbing that can handle the extra waste volume, the clumps do break up in the toilet. I have flushed a couple of We were going through a lot of plastic bags with the clay litter and I wanted something with less environmental impact. I have been using sWheat for 1.5 months. My kittens took no time at all the adjust to it. Make sure you keep 2.5 - 3" layer at all times or their pee would clump as a disc at the bottom of the litterbox. It tracks less than fine or medium grain clay litter with my kittens. Is does not mask odor, as expected for unscented litter. It clumps well and I disposed of it in paper bags because two 8-month olds produce too much waste to flush regularly. If you have plumbing that can handle the extra waste volume, the clumps do break up in the toilet. I have flushed a couple of particular smelly ones and recommend pouring some extra water in the bowl to help break up the clumps before flushing to help prevent any potential clogs. Make sure to test your cats for worms and parasites regularly if you plan to flush or disposed in biodegradable bags. … more

Ever since my sister passed away, I have missed many things in the house. But now I am happy being the only cat in the house and having a litter all to myself makes me feel so important. I like this stuff. I feel like the cat on the package, on top of the world.