sWheat Scoop Premium+ Unscented Clumping Wheat Cat Litter

This litter is so much better than the clay litters. We don't have a clay dust over a lot of the bathroom area anymore which is awesome. No matter how much you clean that clay dust gets everywhere. I ended up in the hospital the beginning of last year with major breathing issues and had several doctors ask me if I worked around small particulates in the air and the only thing in my life that has anything to do with small particulars was the clay litter. Since we changed to non clay litters I have had no more problems. The cats are doing much better also. The Swheat litters are a real great alternative to all of the clay litters out there.

I stumbled across this litter in my pursuit of a low dust option for my persian cat. I tried some other low dust stuff and planned on trying others, but my cat decided from the first use that this would be the only litter she would use. Refused to use the box with anything else in it from then on. It is one of the lower dust litters I've used and it has no perfume-y scent. It does take a while for the urine to clump up in it, so you have to let it sit a bit before you scoop it. (Im a little obsessive about scooping multiple times a day as my house is small and Im bothered by odors.) It really doesn't do much for odor control for poops. Especially since my diva cat refused to bury her poos I stumbled across this litter in my pursuit of a low dust option for my persian cat. I tried some other low dust stuff and planned on trying others, but my cat decided from the first use that this would be the only litter she would use. Refused to use the box with anything else in it from then on. It is one of the lower dust litters I've used and it has no perfume-y scent. It does take a while for the urine to clump up in it, so you have to let it sit a bit before you scoop it. (Im a little obsessive about scooping multiple times a day as my house is small and Im bothered by odors.) It really doesn't do much for odor control for poops. Especially since my diva cat refused to bury her poos. Hence why I scoop usually right after she goes. But I do still like this litter a lot. … more

This is the most expensive litter in the sWheat Scoop brand. I actually don’t believe it works as well as the less expensive. I still like it better than the other options but won’t buy it again. It seemed like I had a use more so that defeated the purpose in the meantime I’m going to look for other options.

I love the fact there is not that clay dust in the air and on my furniture. Clumps very well and doesnt seem to hold odors unlike clay based sscents. I will add baking powder and mix in sometimes. Highly recommend, unless you have allergies to wheat?

We bought this litter for our sweet little rescue kitty because we were told it would be softer for declawed front paws. It is a bit soft and even at 6 lbs she sinks into it a little bit, but once she got used to digging there were no issues. This stuff TRAPS smells - most of the time you may get a whiff right after she goes, but otherwise odors are kept at bay... UNTIL you start scooping. My God. As other reviewers have pointed out this doesn't "clump" but rather urine will pass through and collect at the bottom to be absorbed, most likely why smells are trapped. If it's sufficiently dry you can scoop "clumps" out and clean the box well, it will just stink to high heavens afterwards. Overall We bought this litter for our sweet little rescue kitty because we were told it would be softer for declawed front paws. It is a bit soft and even at 6 lbs she sinks into it a little bit, but once she got used to digging there were no issues. This stuff TRAPS smells - most of the time you may get a whiff right after she goes, but otherwise odors are kept at bay... UNTIL you start scooping. My God. As other reviewers have pointed out this doesn't "clump" but rather urine will pass through and collect at the bottom to be absorbed, most likely why smells are trapped. If it's sufficiently dry you can scoop "clumps" out and clean the box well, it will just stink to high heavens afterwards. Overall, we're happy with this litter and so is our cat; if you're looking for a soft, all-natural, flushable litter this is the way to go. … more

I am using this in my house rabbits' litter boxes. I find it to be very easy to use and I like that I don't have to worry about them inhaling clay dust from the standard clumpable litters. I do have to make sure I keep up with scooping out clumps every day, or the smell gets a little pungent, but that's not a problem for me. The price for the larger bags is an excellent deal. I recommend this product.

This all natural litter allows your cat to go to the restroom and not inhale scents, perfumes, and chemicals. I recommend this sWheat scoop to all other cat owners. It clumps, and is easy to clean. Also hides the kitty ammonia smell effectively.

I like that this litter is eco friendly and no added fragrances. It does have a light natural wheat smell and can be a little bit dusty but not in a way that makes you cough. I think it is just bits of the wheat that was ground a little finer. I do find that this version clumps the best. We flush this kind down the toilet but I don't know if I would recommend it if you have a septic tank.

Works well. No odor. The only problem is that our cat tracks it all over the place even though there are mats and rugs placed strategically to prevent that.

We have used this litter for years, and loved the easy flushing, the low dust, and our cats loved it too. Would have given 5 stars for years. As of this week, we have a brand new mouse problem and they have clearly had parties in both of our littler boxes, being attracted to the wheat based grains. One mouse even jumped out at us when we approached for the early morning scoop. Unfortunately, we‘ll have to switch to clay based litter now.