Yesterday's News Softer Texture Fresh Scented Non-Clumping Paper Cat Litter

My honest review about Yesterdays News. I have a love/hate relationship with this litter. I inherited a male adult cat who throws/plays with his litter and has huge paws that track clumping litter everywhere with dusty paw prints in the house. Any other litter that I tried and I tried all of them do not work for this cat. Pros: -smells nice, the Fresh scent is very light -Very few pellets leave the litter box. If they do its easy cleanup. -Great for a cat who has allergies/asthma. My cat stopped having breathing issues when I started using this litter. cons: -very difficult to sift for urine and not scoop up unsoiled pellets. I go through the bag very quickly because of wasted My honest review about Yesterdays News. I have a love/hate relationship with this litter. I inherited a male adult cat who throws/plays with his litter and has huge paws that track clumping litter everywhere with dusty paw prints in the house. Any other litter that I tried and I tried all of them do not work for this cat. Pros: -smells nice, the Fresh scent is very light -Very few pellets leave the litter box. If they do its easy cleanup. -Great for a cat who has allergies/asthma. My cat stopped having breathing issues when I started using this litter. cons: -very difficult to sift for urine and not scoop up unsoiled pellets. I go through the bag very quickly because of wasted good litter. I wish that Yesterdays News would invent a scoop that will sift soiled and unsoiled pellets easier. This litter is manageable but If I did not have a cat that tracked traditional litter everywhere and breathing issues, like my past kitties, I would not use this. … more

I got this litter after finding a tiny kitten outside, and reading that non-clumping litter is best for the little ones. I had to teach her how to use the litter box, and so, she doesn’t cover up after herself. I have an open-air litter box which sits under my desk, but generally unless she has an extremely stinky poop there is NO SMELL! I was worried about being able to see the “used up” pellets when scooping, but they swell, which makes it fairly easy.

My cat refuses to use this. He walked on the pellets, and jumped out of the box, then peed on the floor. I have an entire bag so I tried to give it another shot, he finally used the bathroom in it but couldn't cover it up because its just large pellets and it just kicks them around when he tried to cover. He seemed annoyed. Later he used the bathroom outside the box again letting me know he's done with this litter entirely. I put some clean pellets in a bucket and pushed my fingers into it to get an idea of what he's feeling on his paws when he steps on this and it was a bit painful. I'm surprised this is the softer texture kind they are not soft at all.

Small kittens need a non-clumping litter as they are curious and may eat clumping litter. Yesterday's News is the perfect solution for young kittens. This product is gentle and 99.7% dust-free. It's made from recycled paper and unlike clay products it doesn't get tracked everywhere. Plus, it is U.S. veterinarian recommended!

My mother who is 85 had surgery 2 months ago and doing really good in healing decided to go get some Wendy's and when entering her home she fell and broke her thigh bone. Major surgery. Well I ordered her supplies through Chewy's and she just loves it. Thank you Chewy

I’m a big fan of the recycled aspect of this product, especially considering clay litter requires strip mining and is expensive to transport. It is very low tracking and easy to spot if a little pellet makes it out. The only downside is due to the absorbency of the pellets, the ammonia smell in the box can get a little overwhelming when this is used alone. It requires a lot more scooping and a lot more litter unless you keep the level very low. I prefer to mix it with the Arm and Hammer litter to eliminate that issue. My cat also seems to like having a more dirt-like texture alongside the soft pellets.

Been using for a year now. No smell, no tracking, happy with it except that every time I open a new bag I notice moths around the cat’s area...I’ve been opening the box and bag outside in the terrace, using a container with a lid for remaining litter and still get moths. Anyone else have this problem?

Unfortunately my kittens didn't get the memo and ATE this litter post surgery. Despite multiple attempts, they just couldn't figure it out despite "seeding it" with their own urine/feces. I still give the item a 5 star for the following reasons: 1) Low dust, 2) Fresh scent, 3) Received high ratings from Vet and care providers at the Humane Society.

I normally used clumping litter but this was recommended for after my kitties surgeries. I have used this multiple times and it suited its purpose. I will use again when the need arises.

I had tried this product since it was recommended by my vet due to my cat’s surgery. I usually use pine bedding but it tends to create dust particles and the vet warned that the particles may get into the cat’s incision area. So, I opted to try yesterday’s news. It is pricier than what I would normally pay for cat litter. I do like the fact that the litter is made up of completely recycled material (newspaper). The litter is lighter than most of the other cat litters, which is a plus for my back, but it can make a deep litter pan easily turn over. I had caught my poor cat trying to figure out what had happened when the litter pan toppled over. I had to stabilize the litter pan. I’m not I had tried this product since it was recommended by my vet due to my cat’s surgery. I usually use pine bedding but it tends to create dust particles and the vet warned that the particles may get into the cat’s incision area. So, I opted to try yesterday’s news. It is pricier than what I would normally pay for cat litter. I do like the fact that the litter is made up of completely recycled material (newspaper). The litter is lighter than most of the other cat litters, which is a plus for my back, but it can make a deep litter pan easily turn over. I had caught my poor cat trying to figure out what had happened when the litter pan toppled over. I had to stabilize the litter pan. I’m not sure if the scent is completely safe, but I did notice that it kept both the litter pan and the room smelling a lot better than the pine litter ever did. The only downside of this product is the price. Otherwise, this product would definitely be my first choice cat litter. … more