Sustainably Yours Natural Cat Litter, Multi-Cat Plus, 10 lbs

This product has genuinely exceeded my expectations. The clumping is strong and clean, making daily scooping effortless. What impressed me most is how well it controls odor, even with regular use, it keeps the space fresh without any heavy artificial scent. It’s also a low-dust formula, which helps keep the area around the litter box tidy. Overall, it’s reliable, effective, and worth every riyal. I highly recommend it.

This is the only litter that works for my two giant, long-haired Maine Coon boys. However, I recommend the Large Grain, not Mixed or Small, for long-haired cats, and Small Grain for short-haired cats. I have been using cassava-based litter for almost 7 years, and back then it was out under the label "Garfield".--TLDRAll Grain Sizes:PRO - Fast clumping; Great odor control; Light color to track some health concerns; Long-lasting between changes; Non-toxic; Zero dust.Large Grain:PRO - Minimal tracking; No clumping/cementing in long fur.Small Grain:PRO - Fully coats stool for best odor control; Lasts longest between changes.CON - Poor tracking; Clumps/cements in long fur.Mixed Grain:CON - Most difficult to sift/keep clean (requires multiple tools / wastes more clean litter).--Small grain gets cemented into long fur, and is nearly impossible for my cats to remove themselves and requires more meticulous grooming. Large grain is perfect for long-haired cat breeds because the granules are big enough that they don't get stuck in their fur at all, and can't even make their way in their toe beans, yet still amazing at clumping urine in the box. It's amazing.Tracking is so much less with large grain, and easier to clean up than the small grain. This is where large outperforms small grain for Maine Coons, hands down. The small grain gets tracked everywhere so easily, like the cats came from the beach and brought the sandy shore. However, if I had short-haired cats, I WOULD probably use small grain anyway.The small grain is actually my favorite in how it coats poop and how easy it is to keep the box clean because it's easy to finely sift out smaller pieces of stool (especially soft stool that got broken up, as one of my cats is sometimes overly enthusiastic in covering up evidence of his waste).Any grain size soaks up urine super fast, and I can scoop it out instantly for disposal, but waiting a little bit does help it to solidify. PRO TIP: Make sure there is enough depth of litter so that the urine can solidify quicker than it can reach the bottom. That way, there's less scraping and keeps the vessel cleaner longer. You'll figure out how tall you'll need to keep it filled/re-filled.It stays clean longer than other litters I've used, and it's easy to see when it needs to be changed. Small also stays cleaner longer because most mess (like tiny pieces of soft stool or urine) clumps larger than an individual grain, and with a good, fairly fine mesh sifter (PRO TIP: buy the ones sold for reptile cages for Small Grain!), you can really get all the waste out. This ends up making it a bit more economical. For this reason, I don't like Mixed Grain, as it makes scooping unnecessarily complex. You need a scooper with large enough openings so that clean, large grains don't get captured, but that leaves some dirty, small grains clumps too small to capture. If you use a finer scooper to grab those pieces, you're grabbing clean, large grains along with it. So PRO TIP: Skip Mixed Grain size to avoid difficulty sifting.Odor control is great, but I would say due to how the small grain fully coats stool, that it has a bit better odor control. Even so, people come to my house and can't smell litter box odors in the guest bathroom that has two very giant litter boxes that my two boy cats use the most. (We have a third, smaller one in our primary bathroom because 1.5 boxes per cat is the rule we go by.) The largest box they prefer almost exclusively for stool (sometimes urine), the medium for urine, and the third sometimes urine.PRO TIP: I've tried a lot of different litter-tracking mats, but found that for the large grain, Chenille bath rugs are the absolute best and easiest to keep clean. The tall, large pile essentially softly brushes most of the large grains off of paws, and allows me to shake them off back into the litter box. They then go straight into the wash on a regular basis. I keep a second set to replace the one in the wash. It's the best. I hated wiping or hand-cleaning other types of litter mats. Tracked small grains just kind of cemented (in fur, or on mats) and was always a nightmare to deal with.

Es sin lugar a dudas, la mejor arena para gato. Sí, es costosa y no tiene mucho Kg la bolsa pero créanme, dura mas que las comerciales.Pros: aglutina de una forma absurda, dura mucho, no genera olores, no tiene olores que molesten al gato, no se pega con heces menos sólidas.Cons: el precio.

Best cat litter I've ever used. And I'm someone who has tried everything from clay, pretty litter, to wood pellets. It clumps extremely well, doesnt cause a bad smell, and is easy to scoop. The only problem with it is the cost and that it does track on the floors from my cats' paws. I'm not bothered by this though because I'm happy to use a litter mat and vacuum every day in exchange for the amazing clumping.

So this is some great litter and I completely recommend it to everyone. But, I have found that it is the best when mixed with a decent clay litter for a few reasons.First being the bag size and price point. 35$ before tax for 10lbs is a bit too much to want to use it on its own unless you have the money to spare and or don't care. I get a good clay litter for 20$ and its about 20lbs.Second, Using this litter on it's own was a bit of a mess it sticks to the bottom of the stainless steel pans and takes a bit of scraping to get it off.It tracks really really bad when used alone given its so light weight. When mixed though its no where near as bad very minimal.With out it being mixed into another litter it would not last a month due to the clumping. You would be constantly adding more or having to buy multiple bags in a month.Smell wise there is no smell completely absorbs any. I have no complaints there at all mixed or not.I got this bag of litter May 28th it is at the time of writing this June 24th all I have done is clean it daily and topped it up only twice since and still no smell and the remaining litter is completely fine. Could likely go another couple weeks before a full on dump and change.Would only need to add about 2 or so cups of this to about 3 inch deep worth of clay litter and get at least a months worth of use out of it if cleaned daily like you are supposed to. I have 2 cats and 2 boxes and half a bag of this litter left that's pretty damn good given with just clay I was dumping it every 2weeks.So, its a great cat litter just as an addition to your current litter to make it longer lasting less stinky and clump better without using up all the litter in just a few pees lolWill be getting this again 100% great addition to clay or possibly other litter types.