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

I wasn’t a fan of the other paper pellet litter from this brand. I like this one better, it’s much softer on my 4 month old kittens paws. The issue I have with this litter is that it gets stuck in my 2 year old Oriental Shorthairs paws. It doesn’t cover the smell of urine and feces at all. I do prefer this over pine pellet litter. It’s not as much work as pine pellet litter, especially if you have multiple cats. Pros: 1. Affordable. 2. Very soft, would recommend for post-op cats or older cats/kittens. 3. Has no dust unlike traditional clay litter. Cons: 1. Small (might be an issue for kittens who like to eat litter, and the small size of the litter is the reason it gets stuck so easily I wasn’t a fan of the other paper pellet litter from this brand. I like this one better, it’s much softer on my 4 month old kittens paws. The issue I have with this litter is that it gets stuck in my 2 year old Oriental Shorthairs paws. It doesn’t cover the smell of urine and feces at all. I do prefer this over pine pellet litter. It’s not as much work as pine pellet litter, especially if you have multiple cats. Pros: 1. Affordable. 2. Very soft, would recommend for post-op cats or older cats/kittens. 3. Has no dust unlike traditional clay litter. Cons: 1. Small (might be an issue for kittens who like to eat litter, and the small size of the litter is the reason it gets stuck so easily in my oriental shorthairs paws) 2. Does not help cover odor at all! This is unscented, but usually even with unscented litters I can’t smell my cats urine. I would recommend a scented paper litter if you dislike the smell of cat urine. Although not my favorite, I would buy this litter again. My cats don’t mind it and it’s very cost effective. I might try a scented version next time. Recommendations: -A stainless steel litter pan would work most efficiently with this litter because of how much moisture this litter holds. With plastic boxes, I see a lot of residue building up in the cracks and crevices of the box which will definitely contribute to odor in the future. … more

Vet recommended for kitty with respiratory issues. I am sure someone likes this litter...my cat doesn't seem to mind too much. But, I find this litter to be SO much more work. It's near impossible to 'clean' out the litter that's been urinated on. It virtually looks the same, it's the urine smell that gives it away. Basically every few days I find I need to dump the entire box out and start over. VERY expensive doing it this way. So, won't be using again. More work, more money - no thanks.

Due to how much we loved the eco-friendly aspect of this brand and how the switch made my cat Mynk’s asthma disappear, we tried this softer version when the eldest cat rejected the original. It is a Little softer. It still suffers from being hard to scoop and no odor control. Ultimately the eldest cat rejected this too, and we moved on to the clumping style so she would poop where she’s supposed to. Reviewed separately. This style is also hard to find, and Chewy is the only place I found it. I think they’re going to stop manufacturing it...

I like the idea of recycled newspaper but the pellets are very large and not at all like the clay they are used to. This is similar to Tidy Cat's product. I wonder if you could use in their boxes??? I will try again by mixing with some clay litter to try to get the acclimated.

I have used this litter over 5 yrs for a female ferret. Used scented and unscented both are perfect for ; no dust, smell and easy cleaning. Ferrets has very sensitive respiratory systems so no dust is important which this always provides. She always enjoys a new dumped bag into my storage bin. I place her in it and she digs her way around throwing litter every where. I did learn to hold the lid slightly over her fun time but she enjoys it no less! I didn't notice a difference in the softness, but maybe she did. Overall, highly recommend great product.

Best cat litter ever! Easy clean up, no nasty mess that sticks to the pan also you just put enough in to cover the bottom. Top it all of it is healthy for my cat and myself. No dust at all! I know there r ones that say no dust but this stuff seriously has no dust. Change ever other day dump it and pan is clean no having to scrub it.

We have tried several kids of recycled paper litter, and this is our favorite brand. It lasts well, and holds the odor pretty well. No dust. We tried the Frisco, and Recycled Pine litter as well, and prefer this one.

Oh, dear. We were hoping we would switch to this kitty litter. The kitties liked it OK, however, it doesn't hide the odor as much as we'd like it to. Also, once the newspaper is soggy, it's kind of hard to "scoop" out of the box. I missed where the description says it's Non-Clumping. No dust flying, though! Love the concept!

Less sharp on kitty feet, nicely absorbent, and lighter weight and not as dusty as clay! AND well priced and delivered to the front door so I don't have to lug it home! We love Chewy! Couldn't be better in any way.

When my cats began using the litterbox as tiny little kittens, this is what they used since Yesterday's News is safe for kittens. (Note: never use clumping litter with kittens!) As they grew older, there was never a need to change their litter. This litter is not powdery or dusty, so it's healthier for them because they don't inhale it into their lungs nor do they ingest it via their mouths through grooming and such. Plus, I don't have to keep cleaning the floors around their litter boxes because there's no tracking like you get with other types of typical litter. I change the litter about once a week, when I wash and disinfect the litter box with Rescue spray. My cats have never had a single When my cats began using the litterbox as tiny little kittens, this is what they used since Yesterday's News is safe for kittens. (Note: never use clumping litter with kittens!) As they grew older, there was never a need to change their litter. This litter is not powdery or dusty, so it's healthier for them because they don't inhale it into their lungs nor do they ingest it via their mouths through grooming and such. Plus, I don't have to keep cleaning the floors around their litter boxes because there's no tracking like you get with other types of typical litter. I change the litter about once a week, when I wash and disinfect the litter box with Rescue spray. My cats have never had a single potty accident and have never had to see their vet aside from well visits and getting shots according to schedule. I feel confident that by using this litter, I'm helping to keep them safer and healthier, which pays off in the long run for sure. … more