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×1bag)

I have tried clay litter, extra clumping litter, easy “non stick” litter. Litter that claims it’s dust free. I’ve tried organic corn litter because it claimed it was dust free and hey it’s organic so it would be better for the cats right? Dusty!!! And sooooo much tracking. Dusty little paw prints up and down the hallway. Went briefly back to clay looking for something else. Came across pine pellets. Not going to lie they work after you figure out how to “sift”. You cannot beat the cost. Cheapest cat litter. I have cats that will play with anything and the pellets become toys to fling out of the box. Ever step on a pine pellet with bare feet? No fun. But I stuck with the pine pellets because they work and they were great for the budget. Minimal dust. No ammonia smell whatsoever. Just a pine, woodsy scent mixed with the scent of cat poo. Oh yeah! Good times! My cats have gotten older and their paws apparently grew sensitive. So instead of stepping onto the hard pellets in their boxes to do their business, they found alternate ways of doing their business. Some would perch on the edge of the box therefore tipping the box and its lovely contents onto the floor. Others just said I don’t think so and went outside the box. Right outside the box. Basically letting me know, Hey! Hooman! This litter sucks!! Enter Pidan Tofu litter!! My cats love this stuff! I didn’t even have to transition them over! I dumped one box of pellets and replaced it with the Pidan just to see which they would use. They chose the Pidan tofu litter. This litter is easy to clean. Clumps very well. I clean the litter boxes twice a day. Once before work and once after I get back home. Takes me less than 5 minutes to get every box. I have one bag in every box. I haven’t had to add any litter just take out what’s been used with scooping. One bag lasts about two weeks with multiple cats. I have four cats using three boxes because they’ve grown up together and have no qualms about using the same toilet if it is cleaned. And it actuality they are only using two of the boxes now. I have a litter box of tofu litter that’s been used twice. So it’s there as backup if needed. I can’t really say enough about this litter. It’s just that awesome! Virtually no tracking. Just some small itsy bitsy random pellet. If you’ve been on the litter journey and have grown tired of all the b.s. and are looking for something different, something wonderful (especially after non clumping pine pellets), then get off the dusty tracking litter trail and try the Pidan Tofu Litter. It might not be for you but it’s worth it to at least give it a shot.

I’ve been struggling to find a litter that works for me for months since getting my cat. I’ve tried multiple clay brands but they all had some sort of tracking and even with claims of low dust, I found that it still was dusty. Some had okay odor control but I have a sensitive nose so I’d still smell it and still hated the scent it gave. Lastly I used to think my cat was just messy bc chunks of wet litter would get on his paws and spread all over my apartment. Moving forward to tofu litter, absolutely life changing!! Was worried most about odor control because I was already disappointed by the lack of it with clay brands. No smells at all. Of course after pooping, there’s an immediate smell as there would with any other litter but no lingering smells at all! Mind blowing because I would never think this material would be so good at concealing smells. The litter pieces are larger, you do have to put in more effort to shake it out the scooper. But it’s a plus for me as the pieces are larger and uniquely shaped to avoid sticking between my cats toes. Clumping is even better than any clay variety I’ve tried. And best of all, no dust!!! For someone with allergies this is amazing. Yes this product is more expensive but I’m willing to pay the price for all these issues being solved. Less mess, no bad smells, and it seems to be lasting longer than I expected.

The search is over!! Perfect litter DOES exist and who knew it was tofu!! I have had cats for years and, like most cat owners, I've battled with smelly, heavy litter that tracks everywhere. Cleaning around the box and down the hallways was a daily chore - well, not anymore!! This cat litter has changed my life. Yes, the bags are small and it takes a full bag to fill a litterbox, but because of its high absorbancy and low waste, it lasts a really long time - well worth the money!! The litter is non-scented, but controls urine odor better than anything I've previously tried. My cats started using it with zero hesitation and I appreciate how easy it is to scoop and flush. My absolute favorite thing about this litter is that it is totally dust-free and there has been virtually no tracking!!! My only wish is that I would have found this sooner!!

LOVEEEEE this litter!!!!! Best litter I have ever tried. It is a bit pricy, but so worth it. My only complaint is that the coconut smell is way too strong at first to the point where I hate it.. BUTTT I have never in my life found a litter that covers up the absolute horrible smell of cat pee and poop like this does!! The coconut smell is really strong when first opened and for a few days, but after the cat has used it some it just don’t have much of a smell at all which is amazing!!! Cat pee and poop isn’t stinking up my bathroom anymore. There’s basically no dust and it scoops out great without wasting much product, even after it’s been used a bunch. Lastly it barely tracks through the floor unlike regular little that gets EVERYWHERE!! I use 2 bags in my extra large stainless steel litter box and it last a while

This litter is so good it's a game changer for cat parents. It naturally has a sweet smell (that doesn't immediately smell like litter), clumps quickly, and stays fresh for a long time. It also has ZERO dust and the least tracking of any litter I've ever used before in 20 years of having cats. It's truly fantastic, a generational leap forward. I've tried every litter under the sun over the years, like Tidy Cats, Fresh Step, Boxie, Arm and Hammer, World's Best, Soysand, Dr. Elsy, Pretty Litter, etc.. All come with some significant tradeoffs, be it odor or tracking or longevity. Try tofu! It's so much better!

I'm 5 days in on this litter. I couldn't be happier. I've had cats for the better part of 40 years. I've tried all kinds of litters. The smell is almost like cake if you stick your nose to it. Otherwise, I don't smell it at all which is amazing since I have multiple chemical sensitivity. I have 2 cats to one box. I haven't smelled urine at all..not once. There is zero dust. It tracks only from them jumping out of the box. I've yet to find any litter more than a couple feet from the box, where with clay or crystals, I'd find litter in completely different rooms. Clumping is amazing. And the texture of the clumps is spongy and it doesn't break apart and stick to the cat's paws like clay litter can. It does slightly stick to the steel litter box but I can easily flip the scooper over and push the clump and it unsticks without leaving residue so that I can then sift it out. I used one bag but should've probably used 2 as my litter box is fairly large. I scoop twice a day so one bag will only last me barely a week. Overall, I would buy this product again and again!

This is long, but there's a back story: I have a Siamese boy who loves to fling his litter. Layers of dust on everything in my laundry room. And I hated that he was trapped with all that in an enclosed top loader box. After many tries at different litters, we decided, like it or not, he would have to adjust to pine pellets that he cannot fling. I was resistant to it because his paws are sensitive, but I was more concerned about his respiratory system. Mozart was obviously not happy. We built a special set up and switched to sifting as opposed to scooping, which thankfully freed them from out of the top loader. But Mozart would only stand with all fours on the edge of the box to do his business. We then built a special ledge for this, but eventually he sucked it up and stepped down into those hard pellets. But then after a couple months, he developed an URI. He was really sick. His vet said he could be allergic to his litter. "Wow! You're kidding!"🙄So, I researched deeper about pine litter. I know a lot of people buy pine litter from Tracker Supply Co. I had read that pine is toxic to cats, but Feline Pine was supposedly specially treated for cats to protect them from the toxicity. I should have known to not take the company at their word! 😢 I researched saved looked are every litter I could find written by anyone but the merchants selling them. That's when came to Tofu. Read reviews. Sometime litters contain bentonite. This one says it clumps by mixing differing lengths of pellets, which wrap around each other. I decided to try this one. With it's tiny pellets, it would be a welcome change for Mozart. My cats both took to this immediately. Didn't have to mix it with the old. It clumps nicely. The pellets are small and easy on their paws. Minimal tracking. We've put a fake turf mat in front of their boxes,. That works really well at catching what little sticks to their paws. Best of all, zero dust!!! The smell of the litter itself (in my opinion) is overly sweet coming out of the box, but mellows out a bit once in an open area. It def covers up urine odor. For our cats' needs, this would have been the ultimate litter, solving all our problems... But sadly, the price is over the top. I bought the two bags for $30 to start. Two cats/two boxes. It barely covers the bottoms of their boxes. When Mozart pees, he pees big. A 5lb bag in one box is barely lasting 2 days. He scratches to cover his wee and runs into the plastic bottom of his box. He looks confused as to why is not working. I've had to pull him out to do it for him, bringing litter from the other end of the box which left a bare spot there. There is just not enough. Since it clumps so well, quite a bit of litter is used in the one time he pees. Multiple pees a day adds up. So though I love this litter, I'm sorry to say we refuses to spend $60 a week for litter, which is literally what it amounts to with this brand. That's just over the top and undoable.

Great litter, my cat still tracks it- he has furry paws, but not as bad as clay or sand litter and I worry less about him injesting a little during grooming because it's tofu based. Also vacuums up much easier than traditional litter. Much lighter, and it's flushable.