Catit Go Natural Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter, Vanilla, 12.3-lb box

A good litter, not a great litter--is there such a thing? I don't usually buy scented in anything, but they were out of unscented, so I got one of the lavender and one of the vanilla. The scent didn't bother me or the cats. The lavender is barely noticeable but the vanilla is a little stronger, but not bad. The litter does not go far enough for the price. It says 60 days--no way with 3 cats. More like 2 weeks. It does track, but I've had worse litters in that department. The cats took right to it without any issue. But here's the huge con for me--when it gets wet, it becomes goopy glue--it sticks to the litter pan--which is stainless steel and the scoop. And when it dries it's like cement. If you have one cat maybe OK but with 3, even with multiple pans, this is not the litter for them.

We've only been using clay litter so far and it's very dusty, so I wanted to try something new. The vanilla smell is very strong when pouring it into the litter box, but went away in an hour or so. Now it smells like nothing - there's no strong odor and only a faint vanilla smell! I wouldn't worry too much about getting this scented (I was also disappointed that there were no unscented versions but bought this anyways). I highly recommend mixing the pea husk litter into your existing litter for a slow transition, and adding a bit more every day. So far, my cats use it no problem. The fresh litter comes out in long pieces, but breaks down once wet and clumps together. I will say, it's a bit tricky to sift out the fresh pieces of pea husk because they're long, but I only have to shake my scooper a bit longer than I normally would. I'm giving this 4 stars because I haven't had my cats use a litter box with just this litter alone yet, but so far we're making great progress! I'm currently worried about how often I'll need to refill this litter though, but I do appreciate that there's no dust!!

I’ve never used scented litter before but Catit was a sponsor at the International Cat Show in Cleveland last year and I tried it there. The scent is lightweight and fades quickly which I prefer. I would like to see Catit make an unscented litter too. The qualities I love are the lack of dust, the cleanliness of the product, the fact that it is better for the environment, the lessened tracking and that I can travel with it on an airplane. The last reason might seem odd but try flying with a regular clumping clay litter. TSA will test it, often say it tests positive (for what I don’t know) and take it from you. And IMO, if you are flying with a cat and don’t carry a small amount of litter and a foldable waterproof litter box you are in trouble if there are flight delays or cancellations. My cats like the Catit and I find that it doesn’t cause me breathing difficulties and I have lung damage and asthma. Cleaning the litter box is a little bit different with Catit and that took a bit of time to get used to. I tip the litter box so that the clean litter and hard clumps move away from the wet lumps. It is then easy to remove the wet lumps by scraping the scoop against the bottom of the box. If you do it this way the clumps don’t break apart. I then go back and pick out the hard lumps. Yes, I do have to shake the scoop a bit more to isolate the feces clump and return the clean litter to the box. The little bit of extra time cleaning is well worth the benefits to me.

Not to be dramatic, but I have tried every litter out there because I have a long haired cat, all wood flooring, and family members with asthma. EVERYTHING tracks all over the house, gets stuck in my cat's long-haired feet, makes a bunch of dust that we don't want to breathe, and/or doesn't cover odor whatsoever. I've tried several wood pellet litters, clay litters of many brands, walnut litter, tofu litters, world's best (corn), even paper. They all had deal breaker issues. This has none of those issues and my only wish is that it were cheaper. I'm also terrified of them discontinuing it, because I don't see any other brand online for pea husk litter anywhere. This doesn't track anywhere beyond the mat right in front of the box. That's my number one priority and NO OTHER LITTER has ever accomplished that. It makes no dust at all. It has a pleasant smell in its own, and does a decent job with covering odor if you scoop daily. I've used litters that don't cover the smell one bit and you immediately know if your cat used it. This is not like that. It scoops super easily because the pellets are small and only the clumps remains. It also clumps hard and doesn't break up. It's just so perfect and it's even pretty to boot. It's like a miracle litter for me.