FUKUMARU Tofu Cat Litter, Clumping Litter for Cats, 19L Mixed Apple Wood Pellets, Dust-free and Easy Clumping, Odour Control, Flushable, Direct to Toliet,Low Residue

One of the best litter types on the market. It smells lovely fresh out the bag, comes vacuum sealed and works in my automatic litter tray very well.It clumps very quickly and can be cleaned up immediately after used. The box is pretty heavy when it arrives but is very easy to store in the box or as the individual bags due to the vacuum sealing.For this litter type this product is on the lower end cost-wise. You get 4 bags and one bag will completely fill a standard litter tray from empty twice. With spot cleaning, I find one bag lasts about a week and a half with three cats. The value for money is quite good compared to what I was previously getting.Overall, I highly recommend this litter as a natural and dust-free alternative to other popular litter types.

Works wellUpdateI have been buying this for 6 months plus the quality has not dipped. High praise indeed. No other litter lasts as long, holds the smells and is so easy to dispose of. Why Sainsbury’s or Tesco hasn’t started selling this I do not know.

Wish I’d bought this sooner! I had a Litter Robot 4 which only took the sandy type of litter. It was a nightmare, tracked EVERYWHERE, cats were sneezing all the time and I was having asthma type symptoms. Thought I’d trial a pellet type litter in a normal tray and what a difference it’s made. My cats really like it, they find it easy to bury their business, they’ve stopped sneezing, the tracking is minimal and I can breathe again! The absorbency is really good, I can literally scoop right after they’ve been and it’s already clumped. Really happy. I sold my Litter Robot for a normal box with this litter. Will be purchasing again!

I tried this as I have been looking for a tofu-based litter. I usually use a clay clumping litter but was looking for alternatives.Pros:1. My cat likes it and uses it consistently.2. The packaging is compact and the product is light, easy to move around compared to clay litter3. It clumps well, easy to remove if the box is scooped daily.4. Not dustyCons:1. Price and value for money. I needed one and a half bags to fill up my (large) litter box to the required level. Ongoing top-up meant that 2 bags was used up in 2 weeks.2) Longevity. The litter is scented but does start to smell bag after the 3-week mark which required a full change. With the clay litter changes are less frequent and can stretch up to 4 weeks.Other comments:There is tracking with this litter. It's a neutral point for me as I expect some tracking with any type of litter. It's not worse than clay litters or other wood-based litters I have tried before. It's quite obvious and easy to vacuum up when the litter box is cleaned so it's a non-issue for me.Smell - the litter has the scent of apple wood mixed with a kind of milky scent. It can be quite off-putting at first when mixed with the scent of cat poo/pee but if the clumps are cleaned out effectively then the smell does not linger. This is obviously subjective and some may feel it's unacceptable. For me, the smell does factor into the longevity of the litter which I described above.I would probably not buy this again as I do not find good value in this in the long term, but would be happy to try other types of tofu-based litters.

This is the best cat litter that I tried so far, I wish it’s a little bit cheaper though as I gonna be using this now permanently!!!

It's lovely stuff Shame about the cost!!There's a slight natural lemon-ish? scent to it not overpowering or artificial, doesn't get on the chest.Is in vacuum packaging, had Zero dust.It clumps really well, a lot of product does cling to the waste., Minamial, okay tracking, the materiel stays in one piece., easier to sweep than sawdust or little wood chips.I'm not sure about other reviews saying when changing out the litter this is not economic, because I remove the cats waste each time more or less as soon as.Although one bag was nearly all used in a XL tray, my cat prefers a good few inches deep and that is the correct way to fill a litter tray.My older cat took to it right away but then they have tried many litter products over the years, normally settle for wood pellets that turn to sawdust or wood chip type that clump.But I get for what it is , it is expensive, even on on offer! Don't think I would pay full price just because of the cost .

We got two kittens and live in a flat with no lift and my mother has mobility issues. So we were bagging waste and putting it in a small airtight bin before getting rid of it once a day into the bin cupboard downstairs.The flat smelled, while the bin was air tight but every time you needed to open it the smell of death leaked out.Then we got this stuff.The kittens took to it right away, no problems, there is a mild pleasant smell like wood chips and it not only absorbs and liquids and clumps well you transfer to a tissue and flush away like you would human equivalent. The flat no longer smells. There is no smell.... each bag fills 2 medium trays with a little left foe top up and has ended up being cheaper than catsan in the long run. Truly recommended if you are clean and keep those trays clean!