Yesterday's News Unscented Clumping Paper Cat Litter, 20-lb bag

My male cat has had multiple urinary tract issues so when the vet recommended this litter, I was ready to try anything. I've noticed a lot less licking on my cat's part, which is good. I think it sticks less to the fur than the clay litters. I also like how it clumps in comparison to clay litters. I realize this isn't the best option for every household & cat, but if you have a male cat with urinary issues I suggest giving this a try.

I wanted to like this litter so badly, and to be fair it does have good qualities. It clumps pretty well, it's lightweight and barely has any dust. My issue with it is that it sticks to my floofy cat's fur like you wouldn't believe. The litter mats get it off his feet but his belly, back legs and tail stay covered until he lies down or jumps on something-which may be my bed, kitchen counter etc. He does like to dig to China, I'm not sure how much that affects it, but I haven't seen *any* on the 3 short haired cats. So I'll finish out this bag since I don't want to waste it, and put up with sweeping and disinfecting/brushing litter out of a cat who screams bloody murder and nips when I brush him-luckily I wanted to like this litter so badly, and to be fair it does have good qualities. It clumps pretty well, it's lightweight and barely has any dust. My issue with it is that it sticks to my floofy cat's fur like you wouldn't believe. The litter mats get it off his feet but his belly, back legs and tail stay covered until he lies down or jumps on something-which may be my bed, kitchen counter etc. He does like to dig to China, I'm not sure how much that affects it, but I haven't seen *any* on the 3 short haired cats. So I'll finish out this bag since I don't want to waste it, and put up with sweeping and disinfecting/brushing litter out of a cat who screams bloody murder and nips when I brush him-luckily I'm a veterinary technician so I'm good at not getting bitten. The search continues for a low dust, eco friendly litter that doesn't track much … more

I've been trying different kind every order, looking for a healthier option for my senior cat and for us too, less dust. So I bought this, but my cat didn't like it, she refuses to use it, needed to buy another one, this time trying the " Ultra clumping Crystals "

I bought this one for the first time, as I couldn't' find the regular Yesterday's News Original Unscented Non-Clumping Paper Cat Litter, that I've been getting for years. What a mistake! this one is a very fine paper so dusty that makes me sneezy every time I change/add. I will stick to my regular...no more of this fine paper.

Had a coupon so thought I’d try this. It’s hard to find the clumps and it doesn’t sift quickly. And only one of my cats will use it. But the clumps stick together well so if I turn the litter over with the scoop I can find and remove them. Probably won’t use it again because I like to scoop quickly and be done with it (11 cats and eight big boxes).

My kittens use it very well! Works great. They only use the litter box. No accidents so far. Needs cleaning every other day or starts to smell with 3 3 month kittens using it together.

I run a cat rescue so I have tried everything - the tracking on this is the worst I have ever seen. It’s like they went to market without a single actual trial. Not only does it track, it sticks to everything it can, including the cat!!

After spending months and a lot of money trying different brands of clumping, dust-free, non clay litter, I can say I'm so happy I found YN clumping litter. It's the most dust free litter I have tried and it clumps very well. I don't have an issue with odor and there is minimal tracking when my cat exits the litter box. My cat definitely prefers this litter over the others that I have tried during my search. This is my go to litter and everyone loves it!

No cat litter is truly dust free and 99% apparently means the same thing to marketing teams that it does to consumers. There was a large puff of dust as soon as I began scooping litter into the box last night. The consistency is very light--based on the pictures I thought it would be something like shredded paper, but instead it's very powdery, kind of like sand, with some larger pieces interspersed. How would anyone expect a litter with this consistency to be "99% dust free"? It's basically made of dust. And this morning my cat's face was covered in litter dust. There's also already a very visible circle of dust on her bed where she's tracked it, and she's had less than 12 hours to use this No cat litter is truly dust free and 99% apparently means the same thing to marketing teams that it does to consumers. There was a large puff of dust as soon as I began scooping litter into the box last night. The consistency is very light--based on the pictures I thought it would be something like shredded paper, but instead it's very powdery, kind of like sand, with some larger pieces interspersed. How would anyone expect a litter with this consistency to be "99% dust free"? It's basically made of dust. And this morning my cat's face was covered in litter dust. There's also already a very visible circle of dust on her bed where she's tracked it, and she's had less than 12 hours to use this new litter. Good thing I still have some of the old pelleted litter left because this stuff isn't going to work for us. … more

I was having the younger cat neuthered, and the vet recommended Yesterday's News but neither cat would use the litter. I myself didn't care for it either. Since the litter I was using Scoop Away is 99.9% dust free, it was fine to use for the cat the had been neuthered. I have to give away the 20 lb of Yesterday's News.