Tidy Cats Instant Action Immediate Odor Control Cat Litter

I thought by having a product that states "Instant Action" it would be just what I needed for my six cats. But, unfortunately, the whole house reeked of the smell of the cat litter, not cat feces and urine, but the litter :( . The only kind that I will continue to buy is the unscented because it works and doesn't have it's own smell.

I asked a cat breeder to recommend a litter, this was one of her suggestions. I have 2 adopted Exotic Shorthairs. Because of the smooshed in face, dust is a problem for them. I have allergies, it bothers me as well. This litter is less dusty than others I have tried, also, it doesn’t track. Very satisfied with this product.

We have 2 dogs and 1 cat so we are always looking for big items at a fair price. We find fair prices at chewy. Chewy is reasonably priced, so we would recommend chewy to other people keep up the good work chewy. 10 yr old bingo, 2yr old butterscotch the dogs and 10 month old smokey the cat love chewy

We really like this type of kitty litter! My only problem is that I am no longer able to carry the big tub. I am thankful that I was able to have it delivered to our home. After the kitty litter arrived I walked the tub to where I am able to put it into jugs that I am better able to handle. I like the cost break and as long as I am able to have it delivered I will get the bigger tub. I also reuse the tub to keep things dry and store items.

I’ve been using this litter for years. Years ago it worked much better with clumping. Now it breaks apart most of the time causing the little to get “dirtier” quicker and then I have to change it more often. And along with the price hike, I’m not sure what’s going on with tidy cats or chewy. I’m starting to shop around for other litters but will continue to use this till then. It does hide the smell pretty well, so there’s that. I really think chewy should make coupons available for it since we can get coupons in the mail for the litter also.

We currently have 7 cats and use this litter exclusively. We only have 5 litter boxes due to just generally not wanting litter boxes out of the "litter room" and I scoop about every other day but I can get lazy. The "litter box room" is built under the main floor stairway and it's open concept and NO ONE has ever told me that it smells like cat in our home. My family is unabashedly honestly and while they genuinely think we're crazy for having so many cats, theyve openly said that you dont actually smell any cats. Their evidence is everywhere but this litter is great for keeping smells down. My one complaint and it might just be my cats because they have some weird bathroom habits but it's like We currently have 7 cats and use this litter exclusively. We only have 5 litter boxes due to just generally not wanting litter boxes out of the "litter room" and I scoop about every other day but I can get lazy. The "litter box room" is built under the main floor stairway and it's open concept and NO ONE has ever told me that it smells like cat in our home. My family is unabashedly honestly and while they genuinely think we're crazy for having so many cats, theyve openly said that you dont actually smell any cats. Their evidence is everywhere but this litter is great for keeping smells down. My one complaint and it might just be my cats because they have some weird bathroom habits but it's like hit or miss with the clumping of pee. At least one of our cats digs a hole right to the bottom when they pee or they do it around the edges and these instances never clump. I've got it kind of down but for the most part I have to use our scooper which is more like a shovel because all the urine soaked litter would just fall right through with a normal scooper. It's not a huge money wasting issue as I suspect we might actually go through less litter than normal because it stays better smelling for longer and we dont have to completely dump and clean the boxes as often. Like, our cats will straight up take a dump in the middle of the house if their boxes arent clean and we buy about 3 of these every couple weeks, depending. It does find it's way out of the box quite often as well. I'd have a mat or litter catcher or you'll be sweeping a lot. Theres nothing like cat hair and litter stuck to your bare feet. Still, worth it. We know our situation. … more

We have two female cats. One has a pungent smell to her urine. It's the only clumping product that has controlled the odor. It makes clean up a breeze. I do recommend cleaning the box every three or four days. Any longer and I presume it'd be a concrete block. Since we do clean regularly, the litter lasts a long time. Only have to renew the whole box once a month. Our cats don't usually come out when company arrives. Numerous times, when they've mysteriously appeared, as cats do, the guest comments, I had NO idea. That's all the proof we need. I highly recommend this litter.

After 40+ years of living with cats, I've tried every form of litter available, and thought I had the best solution at a reasonable cost with Chewy's proprietary Frisco litter. However, my kitties tracked distinct blue footprints all over the house after using their boxes, and that just wasn't tolerable - especially on my glass-topped kitchen table. I switched to Dr. Elsey's based on great reviews, but the gummy mass that stuck to the boxes took me 5x longer than usual to perform the scooping every day. And the odor was seeping from our cellar to our upstairs. Taking a chance on new boxes and this brand of litter, I'm seeing no tracking, no gummy sticking to the box, and no odor at all. After 40+ years of living with cats, I've tried every form of litter available, and thought I had the best solution at a reasonable cost with Chewy's proprietary Frisco litter. However, my kitties tracked distinct blue footprints all over the house after using their boxes, and that just wasn't tolerable - especially on my glass-topped kitchen table. I switched to Dr. Elsey's based on great reviews, but the gummy mass that stuck to the boxes took me 5x longer than usual to perform the scooping every day. And the odor was seeping from our cellar to our upstairs. Taking a chance on new boxes and this brand of litter, I'm seeing no tracking, no gummy sticking to the box, and no odor at all. Yes, there is a scent to the litter which some may find too perfumey, but my boxes are located in my cellar and I don't mind having my cellar smell fresh and floral. No stinky litter odor being carried through the AC or heating system - this brand earns an A+ from me. … more

Great odor control. It does the job with definitely eliminating odor. It doesn't smell bad and when she goes I can barely smell it. The bad side about this litter is that is does not fully clump with urine and it will break almost immediately after scooping (only with urine). In addition, another bad thing about this litter is that when my cat goes into her litter box it gets in between her paws and it gets everywhere. I mean everywhere. I would recommend it if it had better clumping and didn't get stuck in between my cat's paws.

This litter does not clump, at least from my experience with it. The only thing that would clump was already pre clumped, my cats turds. Whenever she would pee, there would be a puddle spot that when you go to scoop it, it disintegrates into small peed on litter pieces. So now, your cats entire litter box has mixed in soiled litter. If that makes sense? After that happens your best bet is to just change the whole box out with new litter. Cause, ew? Thought Tidy Cats was a good brand. Tried multiple types and still no prevail. Even the "24/7 Clumping Action", what a joke. Not buying this brand again. My friend uses cheapo litter that clumps like a champ. Sometimes cheaper is better.