Boxie® Probiotic Cat Litter 40 Day Natural Odor Control, 40lb Clumping Kitty Litter (Clay)

We used Costco/Kirkland kitty litter for about two years. We decided to give this brand a try—and we’re not going back.With the Costco litter, even with daily scooping and retaining the base litter, there would be a strong ammonia/pee smell after 1–2 weeks. We also noticed the underside of our cats’ paws became discolored (a bluish tint I believe it was), from the litter itself.Switching to this brand/litter has been a game changer (specifically Boxie Pro). There's no more unpleasant odor, even when adding fresh litter on top and scooping regularly. There’s almost no dust, and the litter doesn’t cling to the inside of their paws like the Costco brand did—which has meant less mess outside the litter box, which was a pleasant surprise.We had just accepted the kitty litter would have 'odors', but little did we know changing out the kitty litter was going to have such a drastic change. That said, quality litter has a cost. If you have the budget, *this is worth it*.

I’ve got four former strays now living the indoor life, and Boxiecat is the only litter I’ll use. It’s definitely more expensive than others, but honestly, it’s worth every penny. I have it on subscribe and save!I must add tho that 40lb bag will definitely give you a “litter back” so have someone stronger carry this for you. In my case, I use a scooper when adding more litter to avoid having to pick up the bag.The low tracking alone makes it a win. I used to find litter almost everywhere but simnce switching to Boxiecat, it mostly stays in the box where it belongs. I also really like that it has probiotics—makes me feel better knowing the house stays a bit cleaner, and my cats aren’t spreading stuff around every time they hop out of the box.Also, it works perfectly with my Litter-Robots (both the 3 and 4), which is a big deal. I do feel like this litter is better at clumping and is better with moisture retention compared to others; which saves me money in the end.If you’ve got a multi-cat household and want something that actually works, give Boxiecat a try. It’s the only cat litter I trust.

I recently made the switch to this litter after previously using Dr. Elsey’s brand because my kitty has been coughing from what I suspected to be the dust from the litter.To me there have been many pros for this litter. Compared to the Dr. Elsey’s litter, Boxie Pro litter is:- Less dusty (haven’t heard my kitty cough since I made the switch)- Much better at odor control, it barely smells like anything- More expensive BUT lasts twice as long so I spend the same amount just less often- Granules are lighter and clumps are much easier to scoop- Clumps well and doesn’t stick to the bottom of the litter boxHowever, a con with this litter would be that it tracks quite a bit. Can be a little annoying, but the pros outweigh this con for me.Really happy about this litter and it has made it much easier to clean the box. Also great that it isn’t irritating for my kitty since that was the main reason I switched.

I really like the litter, there's like no dust which is perfect for my 9 month old kitten. I had gotten him from a shelter at 4 months old and he was so sick for the first few months and with the upper respiratory infection he had.. I got worried about dusty litter because I had noticed that his eyes would get a bit puffy.. and since I got this litter that has not happened. It only loses a star because of the price. It's a bit much for a small amount but I'll continue to use it.. it tracks just like any other litter, no matter the litter you're going to get tracks. It clumps nicely and isn't sticking to the bottom of the litter box

My husband and I were leaving for a short 3-day weekend trip and had everything prepped for cat sitter to handle our two kitties while we were away, except the litter. I typically always have some in hand, but our replacement shipment was late so I didn’t have enough for extra topping while we were away. No big deal I thought, I’ll just go to our local grocery store and pick up some generic brand from the pet aisle.Fast forward to the day I get home and this store-bought litter had SO much fragrance that our house smelled of a foul sweet scent and the litter - everywhere! The cleanup was awful and just fell through anytime I scooped. It was in that very moment I remembered why exactly I had switched over to Boxie litter over 2 years ago and why I had never gone back to the generic brand litter. I had to immediately rechange all the litter with the now arrived package of our Boxie litter. 1000/10 will never use another cat litter besides Boxie.

So I’ve always heard great things about this litter, all over TikTok and social media, the reviews are great as well. I thought I’d give it a try since the last litter I was using did not help with the smell. This litter is good it is ACTUALLY dust free which is very hard to find since so many companies claim their litter is dust free then it’s not. It helps with my allergies as well as my cats. It’s not really easier to scoop it’s about the same as most clumping clay litters I’ve used. The smell I notice it works very well for the first few days or so, I scoop my litter boxes twice a day every day but this litter unfortunately still has a smell. I’m going to maybe try a different litter of theirs and see if it’s any better. I will probably continue buying just for the fact that it’s truly dust free. I do think it’s a little over priced though. :/

Have three indoor kitties and hot air heat. Needless to say, liter dust throughout the house was a problem. Changing a two inch furnace filter monthly rather than ever six months is expensive. Although I've only used this liter for a month, I'm seeing a difference. I last changed my furnace filter two weeks ago and it's looking good. Although this liter is more expensive than other liters, it's more than offset by the savings in furnace filters and most importantly, the quality of the air in our house.