pidan Tofu Cat Litter Clumping,Flushable,Ultra Absorbent and Fast Drying, 100% Natural Ingredients Litter,Solubility in Water,Really Dust-Free,Less Scattering (5.3lb×4bags)

Recommendations: if you have allergies to different litter media, try tofu litter. Get the 100% tofu litter: no clay blends. (Apparently I'm sensitive to clay dust, wood dust, and walnut shells!) This one has a health indicator but I never saw anything different than the original litter so I'm not sure if that means my cats are healthy or if it didn't work... I tried this version because I have all girls, who can get UTIs from squatting too close to used litter. Some people complain this litter does not clump. It really does. When filling the litter box make sure you add the right depth. Get a litter box scoop that is plastic and flexible with a sharp edge so you can scoop underneath and flip over urine columns like you're flipping a pancake or scrambled eggs. No odor problems and zero dust. Bonus: This smells like vanilla birthday cake when you scoop the litter box. After your cat makes a litterbox run, give it about 10 or 15 minutes to set first. Details: I don't need to use an n95 mask with this letter like I do others to not breathe used litter dust with bacteria, however I do anyway just to be safe. We used to use wood pellets that would clump: The odor control was amazing and the kitties loved it vs clay. However the wood dust from the used litter would be all over my office including on books and tables. It would get on their fur making it rough. When I finally figured this out I learned to spray a paper towel with water and wipe their fur of wood dust. Anyway this takes a lot of use (3 weeks) before it will start to create dust on the sides of my black plastic litter boxes. Week 4 we start over, wash the litter boxes, dry, and add new litter. I put 1 - 2 inch depth. With clay you need to put about 3 in, however with the tofu litter, maintaining 2 inches is fine. Our trial first round I did 1 inch, and my picky cat didn't really mind. But 2 inches seems to be the sweet spot for us. So far no problems. There is some tracking small pieces of litter but hardly any, and it does not track all over the house. Nothing like clay, sand, or wood dust. Try an additional litterbox with this, close to the normal one. Wash both and add fresh media of the two different kinds and let your cat explore. Give it a month. I thought I would have to do the gradual blending but sitting it aside as a different one my girls started using it in less than 24 hours.

Works great, this was recommended by a friend and that had two cats. My kitten at first was like " what the hellie" but come over it and uses it mess free. No dust . No mess. No smell. No tiny itty bitty pieces scratching the floors or getting stuck to carpet

I honestly don’t understand the negative reviews. I’ve tried just about every cat litter on the market, and most were unbearable — except this one. It has a light vanilla scent, clumps tightly, and can be flushed, which makes cleanup so much easier. Any small bits that get tracked are simple to sweep up. For years I avoided having cats because of the smell of litter boxes. But after rescuing several kittens over the last five years, I’ve switched exclusively to this litter. I suspect many people complaining about odor simply aren’t scooping daily. With this litter, it’s so much easier — scoop, flush, and done. No more wasting endless bags or hauling smelly clumps to the trash.The other litters are unbearable , the smell and the debris EVERYWHERE. I even trained one kitten to use the toilet with this litter and the Cat Throne system. Yes, it’s pricier than standard litter, but worth it for a home that doesn’t reek. For anyone worried about tools — the claim that there isn’t a good scooper on Amazon isn’t true. I bought a sturdy metal one here that sifts perfectly and leaves just the solid clumps for the toilet. My other tip: invest in a stainless steel litter box. It doesn’t trap odors the way plastic does. Cats may be naturally smellier than other pets, but with this litter and a steel box, the problem is solved.

It’s expensive, but I still buy 1-2 4packs a month, because of the minimal tracking of litter outside of the box. Clumps well, my one indoor cat tolerates it. Hides the smell if you clean regularly. Will keep buying because this is the only litter like it I’ve found that doesn’t get stuck in the cats paws and tracked all over the house.

First of all, huge thanks to Teddybob for extending their business from Canada to the US market on amazon. This is really a life saver for me!!! One of my furry babies once almost choked himself with clay litter so I started to search for safer litter option for them and pidan is so far the best performing tofu cat litter I can find in the market in US. Pros and highlights: 1) Very fast absorbing and the clumps are not mushy like the other tofu litter. 2) The litter does a great job on odor control! I tried Frisco and Junai. Both of them did a horrible job on this. Pidan can last through the whole month and you can still smell no odors at all. 3) No dust at all when pouring out or during the time of usage. A lot of other cat litter claim themselves to be dust free while you can almost choke yourself to death from the smoke while pouring the litter... vivipet used to do a great job on this but then now their charcoal cat litter is full of dust.. 4) The pallets are prolly the thinnest I have seen comparing with all the other tofu cat litter on the market. It is the most gentle on my kitties' paws. 5) Low tracking and you will never face the issue of the litter sticking onto your kitties' paws. Cons: Basically none. The only one might be that the litter has a milk/vanilla smell so not completely non-scent. But this kinda comes from the tofu itself, rather than any additives. So I gave it a pass on this. But for those who really mind, this might be an issue. Overall, highly recommend this to anyone looking for tofu cat litter. I know this sounds crazy but the price is actually very affordable given its quality! Trust me. I used to have to keep searching of retailers for importing this cat litter and it can cost up to over $100 per 4 packs. Sincerely hope Teddybob will keep supporting the US market!

Terrible compra solo es 1 bolsa evidentemente no son los 24 litros no recomiendo en lo absoluto iré a profeco a reportar este anuncio engañoso

I've used most litters on the market in my Petkit Puramax robot litterbox. Some are better than others but most end up allowing mould growth in the bin or they end up sticking like concrete to the litterbox. This litter however smells fresh, doesn't allow mould growth and doesn't stick as readily to the surface of the litter box. It's also good value too. I try to choose products that are environmentally friendly and this definitely fits the bill. The clumping is also very good.

I've been using this for a few months now and it's the best litter I've used. When I switched from compostable paper litter I was looking for a litter that was clumping but flushable and that reduced odor without having a strong perfume and this is the one. It has a very light coconut/vanilla scent that's really only detectable when you fill a fresh tray. Some other tofu litters were strongly scented and my cat was allergic to those. This one is not 100% unscented, but lightly scented at least. The litter clumps so well that it doesn't waste a lot of litter, it wets as little as possible and clumps solid so it's easy to scoop. Since it uses so little it only needs a bit of a top up between the full sanitising I do bi-monthly or so. It does get stuck between their toes and they of course flick it everywhere when they try to get it out, but doesn't almost every litter? That's the one negative I have and it's a general cat litter issue, not a Pidan litter issue. I don't see myself switching litter any time soon.

It's good to remove bad smell, plus no dust.

猫とミーアキャットのトイレに使ってます。砂自体が臭くないし、なんなら良い香りがします。うんちの臭いも激減しました！定期購入で使わせてもらってます。