Swheat Scoop Natural Wheat Litter Reviews

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4.50 of 5 (by 12 users)

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A litter that can absorb LOTS of odors.

OCT

2007

I'm a crazy person who runs an animal rescue out of my home. At the moment we have 4 cats and 8 kittens in the house, including my own 3 cats. We give every cat litter that we use quite a workout. If it works well for us in this mad house, it will be wonderful for anyone with a resonable number...

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multiple cat owner, an animal rescuer

njchicaa
Beachwood, NJ

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Critical Review

Love that it's natural but there are better products

NOV

2007

I liked the idea of a natural product, yes I felt it was a little expensive but I can't stand the smell of scented clay litters. I have 3 cats and scoop the box twice a day, I found that the litter just kind of gummed up and got stuck to the scoop. Also I did not think it did a very good job of... read full review »

multiple cat owner, willing to pay more for quality

Etara
Raleigh, NC

Swheat Scoop Natural Wheat Litter Ratings and Reviews

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The best cat litter we've ever used. And our cats love it!

a cat owner, willing to pay more for quality, multiple cat owner, willing to pay for quality, very happy with this product

AUG

2007

We tried several types of all natural litter before we found one our cats finally liked - Swheat Scoop Natural Wheat Litter.

It's an all natural, bio-degradable litter so you don't have to worry about sending additional chemicals to the landfill. And you can even flush it if you want.

It clumps well and is good at eliminating odor.

And it's not only good for cats - they have litter available for other small animals.

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chodur
Hancock, MI

Eco friendly and flushable (with some prep)

multiple cat owner, willing to pay more for quality, environmentally minded

DEC

2007

This is the second best litter I have tried. The best was a product made from citrus peels that has been taken off the market. I like it because it is flushable, provided you follow the recommendations on the box. That is break up any extra large clumps and let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes (the box says 20 minutes but I find that the clumps dissolve way before that).

As for oder control, it is better than clay litters and on a par with Feline Pine. My cats do not cover their poop, so the only thing that truly works is a litterbox with a door.

There is some tracking, but no more than with any...

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riding58
Greenport, NY

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I'm a believer.

a cat lover

MAY

2008

I wanted to replace the brand of clay litter that I was using after reading an article about how conventional clay litter is very environmentally unfriendly as well as being unhealthy to your lungs due to the dust. I heard about Swheat Natural Litter from a friend, but I was sceptical about how well it would work. However, my main concern was that my cat would not use it. My cat seems to like the litter as much as I do. I find that the litter may not clump as well as clay litter, but the difference is minuscule. I do add Nature's Miracle Litter Treatment to the Swheat Litter which... read full review »

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marylouwho
Austin, TX

Great eco-friendly litter but requires a little work

not rich, a pet pamperer, a cat lover, a pet lover

MAR

2008

I loved the idea of this litter. It is made of wheat (not human grade so we aren't wasting food), biodegradable, flushable, no dust and no perfume. I mixed it gradually with my old clay litter and my cat did okay with it until it was all swheat scoop. Then she didn't want anything to do with it. She would only go to the bathroom once a day or even less because she didn't like the litter. I eventually had to switch back to clay litter and she was much happier. It is a little more expensive than clay litter but you can find coupons in some eco-friendly magazines. I would swith back to swheat scoop... read full review »

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SamanthaMaree
Rochester, NY

A good eco-friendly clumping cat litter

multiple cat owner, willing to pay more for quality, concerned w/safety & comfort of my pets, My cats are my children., practical, environmentally minded

NOV

2007

Swheat Scoop is my #2 choice for an eco-friendly cat litter, with World's Best Cat Litter, (WBCL) being #1. Both are good, natural litters that clump.

However, I mostly use Swheat Scoop because one of my cats gets the WBCL on his rear end and then tracks it all over the house. He does not seem to have this problem with Swheat Scoop so that's what I use. You just have to wait awhile for it to clump (I wait at least 1/2 hour).

The other plus to Swheat Scoop over WBCL is that it is less expensive. I can usually get it at a good price at either Target or PetSmart.

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Mushin
Redmond, WA

Our noses thank us.

an animal activist, animal lover, willing to pay for quality, a cat owner, a cat lover, an animal rescuer, believe in only the best for my pets, a person who enjoys quality

NOV

2007

My husband has severe allergies, and this is one of the rare shining stars that doesn't aggravate them. This litter has next to no dust, and no nasty fresh-from-the-package litter smell; it doesn't cause sneezing, nor get into the eyes and irritate. It also doesn't end up getting really foul-smelling after use either, and we have four cats! It's only slightly more expensive than standard scoop litters, and I'm willing to put down the two extra bucks to keep the sneezing out of the house.

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BfloPolska
Buffalo, NY

Great eco-friendly cat litter!

not rich, willing to pay for quality, willing to pay more for quality, My cats are my children., a cat owner, concerned w/safety & comfort of my pets, environmentally minded, a cat lover

NOV

2007

After reading articles about the dangers of clay based cat litter, I decided to look into healthy alternatives for my cat. I found Swheat Scoop, and it is exactly what my cat and I needed. It is healthier for her since it is made out of wheat, and if she eats some of the litter it won't be harmful for her like conventional litters. It also clumps and controls odors very well. I'd recommend it to anyone!

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centralgirl
Mount Pleasant, MI

Good litter if you don't mind tracking

multiple cat owner, My cats are my children.

NOV

2007

This litter seems to work quite well without the heavy perfume smell. Clumps fine and seems to smoke less but my cats scatter it over a larger area and it is expensive. It is lighter weight than clay litters. I can't really say that it absorbs odors any better than clay clumping litters.

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madstack
Saint Augustine, FL

Great environmentally friendly cat litter

environmentalist, multiple cat owner, willing to pay more for quality, concerned w/safety & comfort of my pets, environmentally minded, an animal rescuer, living with many animals

NOV

2007

There really is an option out there for litter that works AND is not horrible for the earth! We have 5 cats in the house and with this litter very minimal litter box odors (no odor is just impossible, isn't it!?!). The box says you can flush the clumps down the toilet, but we have not tried this yet. Swheat Scoop is truly scoopable, works in a multiple-cat household, and locks in those kitty odors. Of course, it is also healthier for the cats - no more worries about urinary infections caused by the chemical-laden clay (traditional) litters. We are even able to find this litter in large bags at... read full review »

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cat147
Helmetta, NJ

The best cat box litter I've found.

not tolerant of litter odors, multiple cat owner, willing to pay more for quality, concerned w/safety & comfort of my pets, environmentally minded, My cats are my children., not rich

NOV

2007

I've tried a lot of different cat box litters. It did not take my cats long to get used to it. They didn't like the pellet varieties and this has a similar texture to sand. I've tried another litter that was more clay-like, but did not contain additives or other elements harmful to cats. However, there was so much dust with that one, that I could barely clean the cat box, even when mixing it half and half Swheat Scoop. It is pricey, unfortunately. I'm on a limited budget, but the benefits are worth it.

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song-gal
Dunkirk, NY