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Swheat Scoop

by Barbara Spyrou
(New York)

Been using Swheat Scoop Cat Litter for couple of years. Love that it's natural and doesn't choke me, or my cats, with the perfume smells. I didn't find it a problem when I had my litter boxes in my basement. Moved to a new home and unfortunately, need to keep the litter boxes in a room in my house. Finding it to be extremely dusty and my cats are tracking it everywhere... AND I have a mat followed by those "cat tracking" mats they sell outside the litter boxes.

Recently started using Natural Pine litter in one box to see how it works. NO dust at all, very pleasant smelling... tiny bit of tracking, but because the pine pellets are so big I'm afraid my cats are not loving it... God knows I don't want them to decide they like a soft carpet or bed better.

I need something natural that my cats will love that's no dust or very, very low dust, and non tracking... is there something out there for us????

Editor Comment: While we don't have a specific brand recommendation, look for textures that are similar to Swheat scoop as cat's prefer textures that were familiar to them, particularly when they were kittens.

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