Boxie Probiotic Cat Litter, 40 Day Odor Control, Clumping Clay Kitty Litter, Odor Eliminating Probiotics, Dust-Free, No Fragrances No Fillers, 40 lb

I use this litter in an automatic litter box and have been very happy with how it performs, especially compared to other clay litters I’ve tried. One of my cats tends to have a large volume of urine when he goes, and with other litters I’ve had issues with clumps staying sticky, not fully drying, and wet clay getting tracked through the top of the box during the cleaning cycle. This litter dries much faster and forms solid clumps, which has made a noticeable difference. I no longer have clumps sticking to the bottom of the box or wet litter being spread during cleanouts. The clumping is strong and consistent, odor control has been good, and there is hardly any dust, which I really appreciate. The granules are a bit smaller than some other litters I’ve used, so occasional tracking does happen, but that’s expected with finer litter. I use a litter catcher mat outside the box and haven’t found it to be a major issue. Overall, this has been one of the best clay litters I’ve used for an automatic litter box. It clumps well, dries quickly, controls odor, and keeps dust to a minimum, which makes daily maintenance much easier.

So I have a cat who treats the litter box like a personal crime scene. We’re talking smells that make you question your life choices. Enter this cat litter, aka the unsung hero of my household. First of all: odor control? Immaculate. Whatever dark magic is happening in this bag, it works. I no longer walk into my apartment bracing myself emotionally. (Shoutout to the stank eating probiotics) Clumping is solid and easy to scoop and use. There’s no crumbly betrayal, no mystery sludge stuck to the box. It’s like the litter WANTS to help me. Dust level is low enough that my cat doesn’t look like he just came home from a coal mine, which I appreciate for both our lungs. Bonus: it tracks less than other litters I’ve tried, meaning fewer rogue granules attacking my feet at 2am. Would I recommend this litter? Yes. Would my cat thank it? No, he has no gratitude. Is this litter more expensive than others? Yes. Will I keep buying it anyway? Absolutely. Does size matter? Oh yeah. This big bag will last you months if you are a 1 cat household. If you have a cat with questionable morals and a strong digestive system, this litter has your back.

I don’t usually write reviews unless a product truly stands out. I have two cats who are both over 15 years old, and over the years I’ve tried many different litters. I recently switched from Tidy Cats to BoxiePro based on the strong reviews—and I’m very glad I did. One of my cats, Oscar, has become extremely sensitive to dust and has had upper respiratory issues. He would have frequent sneezing fits whenever the litter was dusty. From the very first day using BoxiePro, I noticed an immediate difference. Oscar completely stopped sneezing and seemed noticeably more comfortable and happier. BoxiePro truly has zero dust. It clumps very quickly and forms strong, solid clumps that don’t fall apart when scooping. After cleaning the litter box, it actually looks like fresh litter again—there are no leftover dark, broken clay bits like I’ve experienced with other brands. Odor control is excellent, even in a multi-cat household. There is some tracking, which is expected with two cats, but with a good litter mat it’s easy to manage and vacuum up. While BoxiePro is more expensive than many other litters, it is absolutely worth the price. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Overall, this is a premium, high-quality litter, and I genuinely believe my cats are healthier because of it. I highly recommend it, especially for cats with dust sensitivities or respiratory issues.

My cat loves this litter, there is no odor to it. It has great clumping and works perfect in my petpivot automatic litterbox. The only problem is i have tried every brand from Boxie cat and it tracks absolutely everywhere.

After using Dr Elseys for the past 2 years I can say this product has a better quality (Im sorry Dr) For starters, Boxie is not dusty at all, I remember with the other brand my LR4 would have a thick layer of dust I could clean with my finger and my poor cats would be covered in dust that they would lick afterwards, I feel that also can affect their respiratory pathways. This boxie brand helped with that, it has dust as well but nothing compared with the other one, I do not notice a strong smell either (only when I open the drawer, when I do it does STINKS OH MY) but that is expected I guess? its poop anyway. My biggest pro for this litter is that it CLUMPS IN A SECOND! LITERALLY! I used to have the LR4 programmed to cycle every 25 minutes! Since it used to take a lot for the pee to clump, but with this one? I cycled 5 seconds after my cats used the litter and to my surprise the clump is 100% done and stays hard as the cycle moves it around, I loved that so I changed the cycle for every 5 minutes instead of every 25. It does help as well keeping the room fresher as the poop/pee doesn't sit around a lot before cycling. The only con I would find for this is the price, I think it's a little too high and would be good having a more affordable tag. For the moment I would recommend and probably keep using it for the above mentioned reasons.

TL;DR: Does not clump hard enough so sticks to the bottom and sides of new LITTER ROBOT 4, doesn't control urine odor. Avoid. DETAILED EXPERIENCE: Got a brand new Litter Robot 4, but was informed by Litter Robot tech support that my box might not be detecting cats properly because the litter I've always used —fantastic performance but admittedly dusty [Edit: Scoop Away**]—is a particularly heavy litter, which they claim can interfere with the cat detection sensor (a major, MAJOR design flaw in my opinion, one which means I can't fill the bottom of the box up to the fill line, but ain't nothin I can do about it). So, I found this litter, read the absurdly raving reviews (that alone should have set off warning bells) about how it works so well, especially in the Litter Robot, and bought it. What a waste of 30 bucks. If Amazon doesn't refund me I'm going to be so pissed. Urine clumps stick to the bottom of the box like this litter was specifically designed to do just that, which I discovered when I woke up to find a nasty box this morning. At first I thought the box must have malfunctioned and not have run a cycle all night, but because of the previous cat detection issue I had a cat cam filming the box to properly troubleshoot, and I viewed the footage and confirmed that it ran exactly as designed (Point 1 for Litter Robot 4); It ran full cycles all night and after ever visit by a cat, the clumps simply clung to the bottom of the box like a baby spider monkey to its mother's back, so what I found in the morning was a box full of soft sticky urine "clumps" (halfway between a clump and sludge is how I would describe it) and, well, the other things cats leave in boxes, and it's too small a litter reservoir to handle that amount of use without the machine emptying properly. I mean, poor cats. So gross. I'm surprised someone didn't just use the floor, but (in an unusual move, my cats know exactly how to voice their displeasure if they deem it necessary) they all took pity on me and gallantly continued to use it, standing on their tippy toes in the sludgy mess. I have it set to the default eight minutes between cat use and clean cycle, so it's not set to wait too short a time to clump, eight minutes should be sufficient for it to harden up. It doesn't clump hard, which is probably why it sticks. Upon further inspection (I JUST watched a cycle run) after the box had rotated to the point where everything in it should have slid down and into the hole that empties the box's contents into the drawer, a clump DID detach, and it did start sliding down, but it seemed to defy the laws of physics and stopped its descent an inch from the hole. Damn thing clung for dear life to what would in a moment be the CEILING of the box (after it had rotated all the way back around), where it either would have stayed, glued above the cat's heads, waiting for me to come a scrape it off, necessitating an actual cleaning of the ceiling, or would have eventually (curtesy of gravity) dropped down into the litter at the bottom, waiting, sticky and unburied, for a cat to get in and step on it. Also, I can smell the urine in the box from outside the closed utility room door now, that's how little this litter controls urine odor. A couple of my cats have a strong urine scent, but the *unscented Scoop Away has NEVER failed to control that. I would not recommend this litter, and can't help but suspect that the raving reviews are either paid ones, or were generated by the BoxieCat company itself (yes, companies do that, both here and on Reddit and other social media platforms), because it performs exactly OPPOSITE of how all the other reviews claim. *I originally wrote I normally use Fresh Step. I realized pretty quickly that was incorrect. I've been using unscented SCOOP AWAY for 14 years, so I don't know why I originally wrote Fresh Step. *facepalm*. Anyhow, Unscented Scoop Away is the bomb. If your cats have especially pungent smelling urine I'd recommend you at least give it a try, nothing beats it in that regard, as far as I can tell. Only issues is it IS sort of dusty, and it is denser than some other clay litters, so (at least according to Litter Robot) it can make it harder for the machine to detect a cat in the drum. I only had that issue a couple times in the last three weeks of using the LR4, though. I have been following their advice and leave the half-inch of space between the sand and the fill line, but, If I am having doubts about its detection abilities (I'm a preemptively-troubleshooting, proactive kind of person...i.e. catastrophic thinker :P), I fill the box to half an inch below the fill line and VERY gently put down and pick up a five pound brick in the sand, five times in a row, to make sure the box detects at least that amount "cat" weight (if you place it and pick it up only once the box is programmed to not empty, the red detection light will turn on (tricking you) and then revert to blue after you walk away, because it thinks a cat just stuck a paw in and left without using the box). I know that sounds like a hassle, but it's worth it for peace of mind. Anyhow, this ends my Litter Robot kitty litter Ted Talk. Have a nice day.

Recently I had a pregnant queen give birth to four kittens. If you have ever dealt with a pregnant or nursing cat, you would know that they just DESTROY litter boxes when they go potty. It seems like everytime they pee it's a gallon, and everytime they poop it's a mountain. It's awful and, frankly, not many products out there can keep up with that degree of punishment while still controlling odor or without costing a fortune to clean and replace. Desperate, I turned to ChatGPT, who recommended this litter, as well as a few others. After trying some.kf the other options and being mostly unsatisfied I decided to go ahead and see if this one would be different. Let me put it like this: In a house with two adult cats, four 5-month old kittens and five 3-week old kittens, out of three large litter boxes THERE IS PRECISELY ZERO SMELL OR ODOR FROM ANY OF THEM. NONE. NOT EVEN A HINT OF ONE. In fact, I so completely FORGOT that there was SUPPOSED to be a smell that when I recently went and visited a friend's house who also had multiple cats and I walked in I couldn't believe how BAD the smell was! It really stunned me before I remembered "Hey, wait...I have a ton of cats. Why isn't my home this bad?". She claimed that I just didn't notice it, but when she came to visit after I had switched to this litter she was floored --it really wasn't there!! According to the company, after you start using this litter you "never have to change your litter from your littebox again" because the probiotics in the litter are constantly breaking down the waste. After 6 months of using this litter I can attest that this is mostly true -- the two times I have had to fully change the litter from the litter ones was because of just general hygiene as well as that I had accidentally allowed the litter to get too low while waiting on a delivery and the kittens had dug down BENEATH the litter and peed/pooped directly onto the litter box itself. 😓 While the current price point is a little high, I think the results speak for themselves and overall justify the price; since switching to this litter all of my cats & kittens have had less litter box complications and breathing issues since this litter is also very low-dust and hypoallergenic, and the shape of the litter itself doesn't easily lend to it tracking and sticking to their soft little paws. Even with diarrhea it clumps in record time and stays solid; with high moisture it locks it away almost instantly, making it extremely easy to scoop and sift. It's made from pet-safe ingredients and can take all the punishment a Multi-cat household has to offer. Obviously you cannot recycle this litter, or flush it down the toilet, but aside from that this is easily the most solid high-performance litter I've ever used. The other Boxie Cat litters are great as well, but I think this one is the GOAT. Don't take my word for it though. Get a 28lb bag and see for yourself. As a nice added touch, there are FREAKING HANDLES ON THE SIDE OF THE BAG!! HOW GREAT IS THAT?!! 😂 Everything about this litter had been well thought out and meticulously engineered for maximum comfort for both us and our pets. So give it a try. I am beyond glad that I did.

Ok so this litter does an excellent job of outer control, no question about that. But I bought it because it said that it's compatible with the automatic self cleaning litter boxes, but let me assure you it is not. I'm very sad every time I have to scoop all of the litter out of the cleaning teeth on the litter box. But the good news is that it doesn't smell while I'm doing it.... So it gets ⭐️⭐️⭐️ for odor control and use in regular boxes, but it gets -⭐️ for what it does in the auto self cleaning boxes.