That’s the one:Never heard of Garfield. I'll have to look into that one.
Garfield Cat Litter Ultimate Clump, All Natural, Fast Clumping, 10lb https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FGD3JDU/?tag=thecatsite
That’s the one:Never heard of Garfield. I'll have to look into that one.
Dr Elysy is really good. Been using about 6years. I try others but always go backI buy "dust-free" cat litter from my local store and have found most of them to still have an incredible amount of dust that gets kicked up when my cat uses it. Can anyone suggest any that actually is minimal dust?
Plus you can try it and If the cat doesn’t like it you can get your money back.I use Tidy cats ‘breeze’ pellets. I will never switch to anything else!
Ive recommended it to a few people, but some cats didn’t like it (their owner wasn’t patient enough)
ive read you can wash the pellets to get another use from them but I feel better with afresh batch.
BREEZE Litter System
I heard they changed clay suppliers. I tried boxie cat but it was dusty and the clumps stayed near the top so other cats stepped on them despite me scooping 500 times a day.I have also found, just recently, that Dr Elsey's has become much finer and turns to dust, immediately... I am also looking for a new litter..
I tried SaniCat from Chewy... no difference than Dr Elseys..
I have a couple of different BoxieCat litters to try..
I am so disappointed with Dr Elseys. I have been using this litter since 2012.. I really do not like the change in it.. I have dust and litter all over the apartment.. ridiculous.. You can see the dust immediately, in the litter box..
Thanks for the info on Dr Elsey's.. I think I will contact the company and complain.I heard they changed clay suppliers. I tried boxie cat but it was dusty and the clumps stayed near the top so other cats stepped on them despite me scooping 500 times a day.
I have to give Dr. Elsey’s litter a try. We currently use Naturally Fresh, it’s ground shells. It does track some and is slightly dusty, but it’s brown and you can see it very easily so tend to clean it up faster, lol... it doesn’t get out of the bathroom though. I think my new cat has slight respiratory issues so might try that version. Used to use Sweatscoop for a while but one bag had bugs in it and immediately got rid of that. It was very messy anyway.I use Dr. Elsey's brand. It's a bit more expensive but it's available on Chewy and the regular version doesn't have much dust at all. They also have a respiratory relief one, although I have found that one to be a bit dustier than their regular.
I tried the other types of litter, early 2012.. The walnut shells left a brown dust in the bathroom,I have to give Dr. Elsey’s litter a try. We currently use Naturally Fresh, it’s ground shells. It does track some and is slightly dusty, but it’s brown and you can see it very easily so tend to clean it up faster, lol... it doesn’t get out of the bathroom though. I think my new cat has slight respiratory issues so might try that version. Used to use Sweatscoop for a while but one bag had bugs in it and immediately got rid of that. It was very messy anyway.
I’ve tried every single brand of unscented clay litter available to me and all of them are dusty, have clumps that break and track all over. I have no good answer. My cat’s and I have sensitivities to fragrance so highly scented and even lightly scented stuff gives them sneezing and nose problems, me too.I tried the other types of litter, early 2012.. The walnut shells left a brown dust in the bathroom,
and gave my white legged kitty, brown legs.. I got rid of that very fast..
I tried the other non-clay version.. Worlds Best. I found it to still track a ton.. The smell was a bit off putting. When I read that many people are finding bugs in the litter, I definitely stopped using it.
I have been using Dr Elsey's. I do not know if I would still recommend it. The granules are smaller, they break down immediately. In fact, there is dust in the box of litter.
I just complained to them about the litter. I am unhappy with it, to the point of look for a new litter..
As artiemom mentioned I think they may have recently changed their formula. I had a bunch stocked up so I haven't purchased any recently. Cat litter can be so frustrating, especially when you have an asthmatic cat. The reason I use the respiratory relief over the regular (even though the regular always appeared to have less dust) is because it's hypoallergenic, doesn't contain plant proteins and they add "essences" to help with respiratory stress. Idk if it actually works though.I have to give Dr. Elsey’s litter a try. We currently use Naturally Fresh, it’s ground shells. It does track some and is slightly dusty, but it’s brown and you can see it very easily so tend to clean it up faster, lol... it doesn’t get out of the bathroom though. I think my new cat has slight respiratory issues so might try that version. Used to use Sweatscoop for a while but one bag had bugs in it and immediately got rid of that. It was very messy anyway.
do you mean the regular blue bag or red bag elseys have plant proteins in them? They told me otherwise. I find the respiratory relief is not hypoallergenic, maybe the additions set off my cats.As artiemom mentioned I think they may have recently changed their formula. I had a bunch stocked up so I haven't purchased any recently. Cat litter can be so frustrating, especially when you have an asthmatic cat. The reason I use the respiratory relief over the regular (even though the regular always appeared to have less dust) is because it's hypoallergenic, doesn't contain plant proteins and they add "essences" to help with respiratory stress. Idk if it actually works though.
I can't believe there were bugs in it! That's disgusting.
None of the other types say they do not have plant protein in them, just respiratory relief. For the example the Cat Attract says it has a blend of herbs in it, which presumably may be the source. It could be something else though.do you mean the regular blue bag or red bag elseys have plant proteins in them? They told me otherwise. I find the respiratory relief is not hypoallergenic, maybe the additions set off my cats.
Good news. I just saw this on their website:I tried the other types of litter, early 2012.. The walnut shells left a brown dust in the bathroom,
and gave my white legged kitty, brown legs.. I got rid of that very fast..
I tried the other non-clay version.. Worlds Best. I found it to still track a ton.. The smell was a bit off putting. When I read that many people are finding bugs in the litter, I definitely stopped using it.
I have been using Dr Elsey's. I do not know if I would still recommend it. The granules are smaller, they break down immediately. In fact, there is dust in the box of litter.
I just complained to them about the litter. I am unhappy with it, to the point of look for a new litter..