Dr. Elsey'sUltra Unscented Clumping Clay Cat Litter 18 lb Bag

I’ve been using Dr. Elsey's Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Cat Litter for a couple of months, and it’s been a reliable choice. The clumping is firm and holds together well, making scooping quick and easy without leaving a mess.I appreciate that it’s completely unscented — perfect for cats (and humans) sensitive to fragrances. It’s also low dust, which helps keep the litter box area cleaner and reduces airborne particles around the house.The 40 lb bag lasts a good while, which makes it cost-effective despite being a premium product. Overall, a solid, no-frills cat litter that does the job well without any extra additives or smells.

I recently switched to Dr. Elsey’s Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Litter and have been really satisfied with how it performs. It clumps tightly, which makes scooping easier and helps keep the box clean. My daughter is the one who usually handles the litter box, and she noticed right away that it’s less of a hassle to clean compared to what we used before.Even though it’s unscented, it does a great job controlling odor. Our house doesn’t have that lingering litter box smell anymore, which we both appreciate.The price is a bit higher than other brands we’ve used, but the quality makes it feel worth it. Less mess, better odor control, and less frustration during cleanup.Overall, it’s been a good change for us, and we’ll likely keep using it.

I've purchased Dr. Elsey's Ultra Unscented Clumping Litter nearly 40 times over the past 3 years — and I keep coming back for a reason. It consistently delivers on all the things that matter most in a litter to me: low dust, excellent clumping, minimal tracking, and impressive odor control.Unlike some scented litters that just try to mask odors, this one actually blocks them. Even with two cats using the litter box, my home never smells like one. The clumps form quickly, are firm and easy to scoop, and I rarely have to deal with wet clumps sticking to the sides of the box. It really makes maintenance a lot easier.Another huge plus is the low dust and low-tracking — I don’t find litter and dust scattered all over the house like I have with other brands.The price is great, especially for how well it performs. You get premium performance without the premium price tag. If you're looking for a dependable, no-fuss litter that just works, this is it. I recommend it to every cat owner I know.

I’ve been using Dr. Elsey’s Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Cat Litter for years, and it does a solid job overall. The odor control is excellent — even with multiple cats, my home never smells like a litter box. Clumping is also reliable, making scooping easy and keeping the box cleaner longer.However, there are two downsides that keep this from being a five-star product. First, the tracking. This stuff does get stuck in my cat’s toes, and I’ve definitely found litter pieces in random places like the kitchen — not ideal. Second, despite many reviews claiming it’s dust-free, I always get a noticeable cloud of dust when I pour it in. It’s not overwhelming, but it’s definitely there.That said, I keep coming back to it because I haven’t found a better clay litter that feels as safe and effective. It’s not perfect, but it’s the best clay litter I’ve tried so far.

I've had cats my whole life and volunteer at a cat rescue, so I feel pretty qualified to review this litter.Let me first start by saying that I have tried just about every clumping litter on the market. My late cats were 18 and 20 when they passed, one had diabetes and the other had kidney disease, so they pissed like race horses! I now have two male one year old cats who thankfully have normal output.This litter has pretty low dust, though there is still dust when you pour it out. It clumps well and is easy to scoop with a slatted litter scoop. If you use a good litter mat in the front, it is low tracking as well. Because of all of this, if use a strong liner, this litter can last you a month without getting icky.We use this at the rescue I work at and can confidently say that even during kitten season, it does not tend to get stuck on the hair between the toe beans unless you have a kitten who has particularly loose stool and doesn't know how to properly cover their poo.The cons:This litter is heavier than the lightweight clumping litter out there, so it can be heavy when you bring in a new box or when you change your litter box. Additionally, there can be some odor if you are not scooping regularly or right after your cat goes to the bathroom.Overall, it's not perfect, but it is a great litter if you have multiple cats.