Sustainably Yours, Natural Large Grain Multi-Cat Litter, 5.9 Kg

This was our last resort purchase because my cat is very sensitive to smells and textures to the extent she couldn't adjust to any type of litter fully and occasionally had accidents despite our best efforts. Ever since getting this litter, she's consistently using it and seems to have finally figured out to properly bury her poopies. Is it expensive? Yes. But is it worth it? A billion times yes. Pros: clumps like no other litter we've used, flushable, great odour control, very easy to clean off and top up, no powder. Cons: it does track everywhere, things are better since we got a litter mat but it does still make it to wherever our kitty goes. But ultimately it's completely worth it for a nervous pee-er like our cat.

Better than intersand odourlock, all types of wood/tofu litters (have used both cature and okoplus ones), and all other cheaper litters. Best clumping ability that I've seen in any cat litter. Clumps don't break easily and it's very easy to clean up, even if the clumps are sticking to the edges of the litter box. Very little dust compared to all other litters even after weeks of usage. Almost no smell at all. Plus on top of all of that it's also biodegradable. The only drawback is that it's expensive (but 6kg of this lasts almost as long as 12kgs of intersand odourlock), and it tracks. A lot.

One of the best out there. Easy to clean and maintains the odour to a great extent. Most of my cats love this however, Escobar is somehow obsessed with bentonite so I need to keep buying that as well. Otherwise, I’d love to switch to cassava completely. It does track tho and there’s a bit of dust when you fill the boxes.

This is by far the best and most expensive litter I have used. Timbo was having trouble and sneezing every time he'd use the bentonite litter. The other more eco friendly options like wood chips, tofu were rejected by him due to texture. But had a bit of luck with this one. He was fine to use it and it has made a difference in his allergies (cat allergies -_-) My review after using it for over a month Pros: It is long lasting Dust-free The colour makes it easy identify any issues eco-friendly-ish (I still have to throw it as it cannot be flushed - will clog your drains) Cons: Expensive Tracks - I can see tiny granules in my cat's bed sometimes Hopefully the higher demand in future may lead to mass production and availability in India with cheaper prices. One can only hope.

Very good for kittens. Clumps well and does not have the risk of blocking drains. Good smell and eco- friendly. Good value for money.

This is a really good litter if you do not want tracking in the house. It is virtually dust free and the clumping is fantastic! Just wish it came with some fragrance for better odor control. My cat has feline asthma and this litter is great for him.

I get it; it's good for the environment and stuff. It's very user-friendly. Clumps well and can run longer than other litter sands. But, the price still seems too expensive. As an average person, I am putting a lot if effort into providing this for my cat and am constantly in search of an alternative because of the price.

This has to be, by far, the best cat litter i have ever used. The clumping is amazing, keeps odor controlled to a great extent, lasts a long time, very fine texture. absolutely love it. 10/10 would recommend.

PRETTY expensive stuff (4x my usual litter cost), but... I had a plan; after reading the multiple, thoroughly excellent reviews, on-line/YouTube, ref: performance. I had previously settled on Purina Tidy Cats as my 'go to' litter of choice, after trying ten or twelve types of litter; from cheap clay, to the most expensive out there, over the past ten years. With few as one cat, and with as many as four. 23 lbs of Tidy Cats for $10.50 ($0.46/lb), at my local Dollar Store! The Arm & Hammer brand is only slightly less inexpensive, and basically equiv. (20 lbs/$10/$0.50/lb). I used ground walnut shell litter for a couple of years (~$1/lb, as I recall). Kind of expensive, though; and no better in the long run, it seems, than the Tidy Cats, or A&H litters, ref: dust, odor, & clumping (mediocre, all, at best, ref: clumping). So... I bought two bags of this $2/lb cat litter; and dumped both into my freshly-emptied, litter box (18W" x 26L" x 8 1/2"D, for my current two cats; that also have 24/7 outdoor access [less snow &/or extreme rain]). In this fair-sized litter box, it was less than three inches deep. I prefer four to six inches deep; as do my cats, it seems. So... both bags in the box; and ONLY this stuff. Tried it out - alone - for a week. And was I ever impressed!! Perfect clumping, and absolutely NO break-up; &/or lots of little stinky, urine-ized grains to hunt down with my big serving spoon. This stuff locks up fluid like no other cat litter I've ever tried or have seen! Near faultlessly; even on recent/fresh urine deposits. Breakup of urine clumps (and concomitant, annoying run down/cleanup of smaller, collateral urine/litter clumps/particles) has always been my bane, reference 'cleaning the box'. Now... problem entirely eliminated! However... the cost. Which is where my plan kicked in. Once the new litter had proven to be as good at clumping (even BETTER than claimed!), it was time to dilute it down with cheaper litter. In this case, two boxes (46 lbs, ttl) of Tidy Cats. So... 26 lbs of the Sustainably Yours litter ($52/Amazon, ttl)... thoroughly mixed with 46 lbs of Tidy Cats litter ($21/Dollar Store, ttl) equals 72 lbs of litter (about 6 1/2 deep); at a cost of... Holy Potatoes, Mama! - $73! For one 'full' (6"+) filling of my litter box. Ouch! Or... about $1/lb. Twice what I normally spend per unit weight on cat litter. And, sure enough - according to my hopes and plan... the litter MIX clumps every bit as good as the Sustainably Yours, alone! EVERY bit as well! In ALL respects. It's been almost 3 months since I filled the box with the mixed litter. Unwavering, perfect performance of the litter mix, thus far; but, finally, today, I just added one more box of Tidy Cats (23 lbs), to bring the box up to it's preferred level. So far, all I've removed is urine clumps & stools, covered in a thin skin of the litter... along with actual litter removal of ~ 3 lbs/mo. (only two (heavy) bags of litter/urine/feces lugged to the outside trash, in 3 months; compared to easily 2 or 3 times that much a month, previously). Not a single broken clump, and virtually no chasing down little bits; and wasting otherwise good litter getting them out (to keep the box as 'odor-fresh' as possible). Speaking of odor... better than average odor control; though, if your cat doesn't bury his/her urine/stool (like one of mine)... good luck. I just keep the box where I frequently pass by; and just scoop some litter over uncovered... stuff. Works fine; no objectionable odors, if 'stuff' is covered. Also, it seems - and very much as I'd hoped - that there is - knock on wood - no slowly accumulating/increasingly objectionable odor building up in the litter in the box, itself. I'm assuming, due to the efficient removal of the stinky elements; most of which I credit to the Sustainably Yours litter's exceptionally outstanding fluid control. Now... the issue is to see how many more dilutions of the Tidy Cats litter the box can sustain (at 23 lbs/addition), until the mix (slowly declining in the ratio of Sustainably Yours litter to Tidy Cats litter) reaches a point where the clumping effectiveness has lost enough capability to start annoying me. At the rate I'm going, I rather expect to get pretty far (6 or 8 months, maybe?). Once I reach that point, I'll be able to calculate the actual cost/mo./per cat of my new, so highly effective litter mix. Lastly, dust control/emanations. The Sustainably Yours litter seems to produce far less dust than the old walnut litter I used to use. Which made far less than does plain old clay litter (argh!). The Purina Tidy Cats and A&H litters seem to produce about the same amount of dust as each other - noticeably, but not particularly objectionably more than the Sustainably Yours litter, alone. My mix, falls somewhere in between. So... to sum up: The Sustainably Yours litter is fantastic; in all ways... except expense. However... it can be diluted with less expensive, middling/high quality litter to better mitigate the price of the Sustainably Yours litter. How much so? Check back every three months, or thereabouts. I'll amend this post, once I've more to report. Such as a final cost analysis. Grins

I was little bit hesitant about this litter as it is expensive compared to bentonite ones if you do kg to kg comparison. But this litter is lighter than bentonite, so it lasts longer and fills up the box more. Odour control is not as great as everclean, so I mix little bit of that to control odor better . Absorbing power is greater than bentonite. Amazon lowered price little bit and price slightly fluctuates, so I try to snag it as soon as price drops.

I have tried and used a lot of different cat litters and I must say that Sustainably Yours has got to be the best. I love how the cat litter litter clumps together, making it so easy to scoop and dispose of. I have two cats and its so wonderful to not have the terrible odors I used to have using traditional litters and the less dust and tracking is also nice and it's great to see my cats not struggle with trying to remove the cat litter from their paws. I think my boys are happy with their new cat litter. Thank you.

It clumps better than anything I’ve seen. Like, seriously, it’s magic. However, the downside is that it tracks like CRAZY. The litter size is irrelevant because it’s very LIGHT, so it gets absolutely everywhere.

Literally no dust, good clumping and control odor well. It does track a little, but that's okay, all litter tracks. This is an alternative for Sustainably Yours Multi-Cat Litter Plus (purple) when I can't get that on Prime. It would be really great if I can get these litters in SG at the same price. I could actually get them here with free shipping as Prime member before, but seems like Amazon has stopped supplying these litters in Prime. Hence, 1 star was taken away. Otherwise the litter is perfect!