Ultra Micro Crystals Cat Litter - 99.9% Dust Free, Soft on Paws, Fragrance Free - 5 Lbs.

This litter controls odor better than any other brand I have used. I always ask my friends that don’t have cats to tell me if they smell anything and they say they don’t.

Works great in the electric litter boxes and doesn't produce dust. Keeps odor down as well. Definitely recommend.

I like this product and so does my cat, but it lasts 2 weeks with cleanings, not a month.

Great product. Much better than clay litter and less expensive than the fancy color changing crystals. There is still some dust, but much less.

One cat, one bag, one month is pure BS. I have purchased 3 bags and am lucky to get 2 weeks with one cat

UPDATE: October 18, 2021 Apparently, the seller reads these reviews. Thank you.I have tried numerous crystal litters but keep coming back to this brand. (Thankfully, the price has gone down to where we can afford it again.) It just is the best. This litter, along with a Johnny Cat liner and disposable litter pan, has made my clean up time a whole lot easier.I just set the Johnny Cat disposable liner in the litter pan, (I buy them at Wally World.) then I set the disposable litter pan on that. (They are for sale here on Amazon and at PetSmart.) They are made with baking soda in them and lasts two weeks with our two cats, and one of them pees a lot. They really do help with urine smell.Both of our boys always pees on one side, of the litter pan. Now, when they do, the disposable box absorbs it. I hated how litter would get soggy and the bottom, of the bin would become stained. So, with it and Ultra Kitty, I have the ideal combination.I am going to love having this set up when our bitter Minnesota winter gets here. Before, I had to put on my outer garments and boots, stand in the freezing cold and dump the litter into our garbage can. Then I had to put that into our trash bin. Now, all I have to do is pull the liner up over the disposable litter pan, tie it and dispose in the garbage. It is just that simple. This sure is going to be great during our freezing Minnesota winters. And, also, at my age, anything that saves my back, keeps me from freezing (in these bitter Minnesota winters) and saves me money, I am all for it.First Review: After trying clay, pine pellets and wheat, I finally, found a litter Max will use. Before, I was cleaning up poo, off my floor, every day. At least, he had the right idea. He would go close to the pan, but hotgo in the pan. Triedltra Micro Crystals. It has changed every thing I hated about litter. It is easy to scoop out the poo, which it neutralizes within seconds. It only takes me a few seconds compared to 10 minutes dealing with litter that stuck to the box and became like wet cement. When I tried using the pine pellets, (I even had a system made for them), the sawdust did not go into the bottom bin like shown on videos. And Max hated them. I mean really hated them. He would pee in it, but he would not poo.A friend gave me an expensive litter that was suppose to indicate if your cat has a kidney or urinary problem. It did nothing for that. Our Kit's kidneys were failing and we didn't have a clue. {That litter didn't show a thing except both cats were urinary healthy.} It did, however, get Max to stop going outside the box.I am one to save a buck wherever I can so I started doing research for a cheaper alternative. That is when I found this. From now on, I am using this litter. It isn't dusty, it stays fresh for a long long time and it is super easy to clean. My pockets thank you.No more struggling to carry a huge litter pan to the bathroom. These crystals are a win win all around. My sanity and health thanks you.After 30 years of lots of cats and every imaginable type of litter, I, finally, found the one I'm sticking with. (Excuse the pun.)

Thanks to the driver, recognizing my dog’s death. The driver saw my gravestone and he said rest in peace Bella on the package.

I've endured some of the worst, cheapest litter imaginable given that I have quite literally (not figuratively) lived w/ cats my ENTIRE life. That said, I have never encountered anything quite as bad as this garbage. I have a new kitten & she's not yet been introduced to the automatic litter boxes that the 2 older cats use. If you've never used an automatic box, they usually require a particular type of gel, crystal, silica litter that's quite different from standard clay litter. Most cats need to adjust to the drastic change in texture. The suggested method of doing this is to gradually introduce the gel crystals into the current litter until the box is eventually filled w/ only the gel crystals. This is a relatively quick & simple process that can be done in a week maybe 2, or even a matter of days. So, why bother buying the more expensive crystals when it's only going to be used for a few days, right? WRONG!This useless trash was a world of problems from the MOMENT I opened the bag. I started to cut the corner open & a plume of dust blasted out like nuclear fall-out! I couldn't see or breathe & I was by a large, open window. It was so unbearable that I had to rush outside & pray that the dust hadn't permanently clogged my lungs! (Not literally, obviously... but that's certainly how it felt.) The dust alone was reason enough to toss it out but once I could breathe again I was forced to battle a toxic stench that words can't describe. Once my eyes cleared up I saw that the entire bag was basically a fine powder. More like talcum than "microcrystals" or even fine sand. Refined table salt has larger grains than this litter.I'm sure that it's EXCELLENT at reducing the odor of cat waste but only because the amount of dust & toxic "scent" are too overwhelming to allow for the notice of anything else.I wouldn't unleash this mess on my worst enemy... let alone, my cats!DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY... time, your health, &/or that of your cat's on this absolute GARBAGE!