Dr. Elsey's Ultra UnScented Clumping Clay Cat Litter 40 lb. Bag

I wanted to give a very detailed review because I tried using reviews to choose litter, but it was very hard to do because often the reviews vary wildly in describing the same qualities of the same litter. I’ll start by saying I’ve tried Fresh Step, Tidy Cats, Arm & Hammer, Pretty Litter, and various other silicone litters before settling on this one. I have one short haired, older female kitty who has one litter box. For a long time, I used Arm & Hammer clump and seal litter. I didn’t hate it, but felt like it didn’t clump as well as it could and I wanted to try something else. So I switched to Pretty Litter for a while because I liked the color changing aspect. However, I started to notice that it wasn’t lasting as long as it was supposed to and I didn’t want to keep paying that much for something that wasn’t doing what it was supposed to. I liked the no-clump aspect, but it seemed to irritate my kitty’s toes. She was constantly picking stuff off the hair on her feet (and she doesn’t have long hair at all) and I felt like it tracked a lot. I then tried a few different silicone litters, but the more affordable ones were too hard to find regularly (ie often out of stock). So after all that experimentation, I had a few qualities I was looking for: - low dust - low tracking (I live in a very small apartment where there aren’t many steps between the litter box and the couch or the bed) - low odor - hopefully non-clumping I ended up compromising on the non-clumping part, because this litter meets my other wish list items so well. - Dust: I haven’t tried some of the “natural” litters like the ones made from corn, wheat, etc. so I can’t speak for those. But otherwise I have used many of the popular litters and I have concluded that there probably isn’t a 100% dust free litter. I think it’s just the nature of such a product. However, this has less dust than any other litter I can think of and I love that. - Tracking: again, not sure if there exists a 100% no track litter. But in my experience, this tracks the least. I did notice after I was sick for a couple weeks (still scooping ofc but not as worried about cleaning up the litter on the floor) it did start to get a little spread out and ground into the carpet. But as long as I was vacuuming regularly I barely noticed any tracking. - Odor: this and the low tracking were probably the main selling points for me. I’ve honestly forgotten to scoop the box a couple times because I. NEVER. SMELL IT! Even when scooping it, it hardly smells. Only towards the end of its life cycle does it tend to stink much, but again, that’s only when scooping. And I use the scent free one! I hate the smell of scented cat litter (it gets too strong for me and in my head it’s a “cover up” smell, like spraying perfume on a dirty shirt or pants lol) I think this is the best quality of this litter. If odor is your sticking point, I’d definitely recommend trying this. - Clumping: as I said above, this was what I compromised on. **This IS a clumping litter.** But it clumps EXTREMELY well. Honestly sometimes it’s a bit like scooping a rock. If it’s a larger clump sometimes I have to put in some effort to break it in half. So because of that and how great the other qualities are, I was fine with switching back to a clumping litter. I have a Litter Genie so it’s not too much of an inconvenience. Actually, my only (very minor) complaint would be that the clumps get too heavy to fill the Litter Genie bag as full as I’d like, but it doesn’t bother me that much. - Price: I haven’t sat down and figured out how this one compares to the others in terms of price, but it’s at least comparable and I think very reasonable for the quality of what you get. The 18lb bag is a little more than enough to fill up the litter box, and has been lasting about a month. So glad I decided to try Dr. Elsey’s! I hope this review is helpful to anyone else shopping around for litter like I was.

This is my new go to litter, its super affordable, the best clumping litter I’ve ever used, it doesn’t break into a million pieces when scooping like every other litter I’ve tried. It masks scents decently well, especially when paired with a deodorizer, and it doesn’t track nearly as much as other litters. It is pretty dusty, but I wouldn’t say more-so than any other clay litter.

I'm always trying to get the best deal on things like litter. When it comes to Clay cat litter. This is by far been the best so far. I'm not a fan of things that have lots of weird chemicals in them or something that my cats could accidentally ingest. This litter does an incredible job clumping.... Odor control... Reusability... Very very low dust.. and has been my go-to litter for years now Prior to getting this I used to get the low dust options at Walmart and there would be so much dust. Then I would get the bulk discount litter at PetSmart... Same thing tons of dust.. I began to realize that I was spending more money and having to replace their litter box more often because the clumping wasn't working as well or I was getting dust in my face every time I cleaned the litter. After doing quite a bit of research, this is the one that I chose and so far I have stuck with it. One day I may try wood pellets as well just as another option or the tofu options... I've done ample research on all of them and seen all of them in practice. There are some good options for wood and for the tofu as well.... But so far the clay cat litter has remained my go-to for my two cats

I’m coming from pine pellet litter. My older kittens didn’t like it. I switched to this litter based on reviews and research. The kittens took right to it. I’m talking instantly, and they’ve been happily using it ever since I got the first bag. So, that was an instant win for me. Other than that, I’m not sure what the hype is all about. It’s just another clay litter that clumps. I liked the smell of the pine pellets much better, and it seemed like pine lasted longer. I didn’t think I had to scoop as much with pine, but I could be wrong. This litter has also helped me to have better litter cleaning habits. I’ve only had to scoop twice this week. I have two 8 month old kittens. Two jumbo boxes. This litter clumps great. I can see why some of the reviews complain about the clumps getting stuck to the side or whatever, because they can. That doesn’t mean they do every time. I mean, it really clumps up good and is easy to scoop. I don’t really worry about the clumps getting stuck to the side because I use Johnny Cat jumbo litter liners. So, when I change litter I just pull the string and tie it. Toss it in a trash bag. Still, I haven’t encountered a clump I couldn’t handle with a scooper yet. It also seems to manage smells from the litter box pretty decently. Especially if you keep it clean. The tracking is a different story. With pine pellets there is no tracking. None. Zero. Nada. Even though this litter claims to be 99.9% trackless, it still tracks. Tracks for me anyway. Not too far into the house really, but enough to where I have to sweep the laundry room every day now. Haven’t seen any in my bed or anything, but there are some remnants on the living room rug. Nothing a vacuum can’t fix. Still, I don’t like litter tracked through my house. So, that’s why I only gave it four stars. It seems like I’m going through this litter faster. So, I ordered two 18lb bags bc it was next day delivery. I will prob bump up to the 40lb box next TL;DR: used to use pine pellets. Kittens hated it. I found this litter. Kittens love it. Litter is good. Just tracks more than advertised. I’ll live.

This is an excellent litter, very low dust and the granules don’t stick to my cats long fur.

Too.muvh tracking and very dusty

Es la arena que uso siempre, me encanta, no se le pega en el pelo (mi gata es de pelo largo), no genera ningún olor lo cual me encanta por qué no huele a lavanda ni detergente, pero, tampoco permite que huela feo. Dura muchísimo y aglutina perfecto.

As a devoted cat owner, finding the perfect litter for my feline friend is always a top priority. That's why I turned to Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra Cat Litter, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer. First off, let's talk clumping power. This stuff is no joke. As soon as my cat does her business, it forms tight clumps that make scooping a breeze. It's like magic! Plus, it means I'm not wasting litter and can make the bag last longer, which is a win-win in my book. Now, onto the smell. I have the litter boxes in my bedroom, so odor control is non-negotiable. Thankfully, Dr. Elsey's Ultra Cat Litter has got it covered. It traps odors like nobody's business, keeping my home smelling fresh and clean, even with a litter box in the corner. And can we talk about the dust situation? With other litters, I felt like I needed a hazmat suit every time I cleaned the box. But not with this one. It's virtually dust-free, which gives me peace of mind knowing my cat and I aren't breathing in anything harmful. All in all, Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra Cat Litter has exceeded my expectations in every way. It's reliable, effective, and makes caring for my cat a whole lot easier. If you're a fellow cat owner on the hunt for the perfect litter, do yourself a favor and give this one a try. You won't be disappointed.

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