Pet Care Systems Swheat Scoop Wheat Litter 14lb.

Pros: unsurpassed odor absorption, fragrance-free, lasts a long time
Cons: expensive, tracks through house

I run a cat rescue and, as a result, frequenly have anywhere between 6 and 15 cats/kittens here at any given time. (including my own 3) Friends, family, and the man that I live with all like to refer to me as "The Crazy Cat Lady." I may, in fact, be a ...

Pros: NO dust, great odor control, safe for kittens to eat
Cons: Must keep to proper depth or you'll be chiseling some used bits out of box

Swheat Scoop wheat litter is a "swheat solution" to helping keep my American Curl with asthma breathing easily.
I've an adult American Curl, Ophelia, who was diagnosed with asthma this past Fall. Nothing is worse than seeing an animal you...

Pros: No artificial scents, good odor control, cheap
Cons: turns to dust easily, sticks to plastic pans

It’s hard to be a cat lover with bad allergies. While I’d been able to deal with the dander and hair coating our house, the single worst problem greeted me every time I went into the laundry room to do a load of the never ending laundry. We had a very ...

Pros: Natural. Won't harm your cat. Great odor control.
Cons: Somewhat expensive. Clumps REALLY stick.

I'd like to say that there was some profound reason why I decided to give Swheat Scoop a try, but the truth is I bought it because the cat on the box looks like my cat. While that may not be the best reason, it has worked out rather well. So, what is ...

Pros: Clumps hard, flushable, biodegradable, non-toxic, competitively priced
Cons: Dusty, gritty, hard to clean out small bits, flushing not practical, clumps stick to litterbox

I've had my three cats for about three years, and I've been using Tidy Cats Scoop since almost Day One. Although we haven't experienced the health problems I've heard so much about with clumping clay litters, we were sick to death of carrying little brow ...

Pros: Flushable, natural, unscented, environmental, "the feel-good litter of the year"
Cons: Low clumping power, medium odor control

Swheat Scoop is cat litter made with all natural wheat, a renewable source and biodegradeable material so it's environment-friendly. Plus it boasts the power of natural enzymes for neutralizing odors. And it can be flushed down the toilet. The ...

Pros: Safe! Effective! NO Worries and Little Mess!
Cons: A tad more expensive, but kitties are worth every penny!!

It may sound dramatic, but Swheat Scoop really has been a life saver for me and my 2 cats. My story starts as such:

About 2 years ago, my 10 yo, male, domestic, short-hair was diagnosed with chronic renal failure. He's a very large cat;...

Pros: Unscented, flushable, safe, dust free, clumping cat litter
Cons: sticks to bottom of cat pan

I had been looking for a Unscented, flushable, safe, dust free, clumping cat litter that was affordable. I tried a box of this about a year ago and I have used nothing else since. There is no more dust! No more cat litter perfume smell. I no longer ...

Pros: Completely safe, clumps well, easy to clean up, cats like it
Cons: Sticks to bottom of litter box, relatively expensive, hard to find

I honestly don't know what to believe about the clumping-litter controversy. I've heard some firsthand accounts of kittens having trouble with it, but I've also heard that the hype outweighs the actual risk. The truth is undoubtedly somewhere in the...

Pros: non-dusty, completely safe
Cons: no odor control, marginal (and slow) clumping, can be hard to find

We've been using this for 3 months, and it's just not that great. We switched to it from EverClean HD because we're allergic to the dust, and while I haven't regretted switching there are better alternatives.

While it seems to clump reasonably...

Pros: Safe, safe, safe, yet effective! Cats love it! Environment-friendly. Reasonably affordable.
Cons: Too relieved (to have found this!) to list any.

I'm a spanking-new cat owner. I adopted my first cat, 1.5-year-old Romeo, from a shelter about two months ago. On the advice of the store assistant at a pet store, I bought Tidy Cats non-clumping, clay-based litter.

I adopted a 12-week old...

Pros: Safe; doesn't track; no clay smell; cat's love it
Cons: Clumping; sticking; odor control

My wife doesn't like normal clay clumping litter because of the smell and it messes with some cat's digestive system. After trying various others, I found this one and never switched.

It's coarser than most scoopable litters, but clumps...

Pros: Gets rid of "The Odor!"
Cons: NONE

I have had cats for most of my life. Our family brought three new kittens into our house last Christmas, and we decided that they would be inside cats. Due to a lack of space, we only have one litter box. Previously, we have used several litters, from ...

Pros: Good for the environment, clumps ok.
Cons: Wheat dust EVERYWHERE, tracks everywhere, smells like wet wheat/yeast, pricey, sticks like glue to litter.

I have been using Swheat Scoop for several months now(5) and I can no longer tolerate the sickening damp wheat smell that permeates the room from it. I am also not impressed with having to constantly vacuum up wheat pieces and how my cats also track ...

Pros: Lightweight, organic, clumps well, flushes easily
Cons: Sticky clumps, odor, scatters easily

Swheatscoop Wheat Litter works well in my "self-cleaning roll over" litter box (although designed for clumping clay litter).

*** And by the way, my rating for the Roll Away litter box is THE BEST litter box for its design, size,...