PetCrux Smart Clump Cat Litter Inside | Pet Friendly Lavender Essential Oils | Dust Free (for Multiple Cats), 5kg

It was my first time buying something like this. FYI, one 5kg pack fills roughly half of a tray. I recommend to keep another 5kg pack as a refill at home.I'm now using this for 1 mother cat and 2 kittens in my house. Here are the important aspects you need to know.Absorbing - After your cat urinates in it, ensure that the location was properly buried. Leave it like that for at least 30-60 minutes. THEN use a shovel to pick up the clumped dirt and dispose of it. Trying to clean it too soon after your cat did its thing will make the clump fall into pieces because it hasn't dried and solidified yet.Smell - When my cat is pooping on the dirt, there is a nasty smell. But after she buries it under some dirt, the smell is gone. So basically, there is no real smell problem if the stuff is buried AND YOU DISPOSE OF THE STUFF PROPERLY ON TIME.Cleaning / Disposal Frequency - Generally, you should clean the tray AT LEAST once a day. I clean it twice a day. Once in the morning, once in the evening. If you have a litter shovel, it takes just 5-10 minutes.How much do you need - As mentioned before, I have 2 kittens and 1 mother cat. And after using for more than a month, here is a rough estimate. For first time buying, I needed one 5kg pack to fill the tray. Afterwards, I need one 5kg pack to refill every 10-15 days. Take note that a cat's urine takes more dirt to clump than its poop where dirt only sticks to it form a layer.If you have more or less number of cats in your house than me, feel free to make your own estimate. I hope this was useful to anyone reading.This product ended up helping me a lot. Now, no one in the house has to worry about our cats doing their business on a random mat or something.Funny story - The mother cat would repeatedly use the carpet in the kitchen to do her thing despite me showing her the litter tray. At one point, I was so frustrated with her that when she was meowing and getting ready to do it again, I picked her up, put her on the litter tray, grabbed her right hand with mine and manually made her dig the dirt with her paw. At that point, a lightbulb switched on in her head and she started to do her thing in the litter tray from then on.

I recently purchased the Scoopable Smart Bentonite Cat Litter and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance.The litter is extremely absorbent, effectively soaking up liquids and controlling odors. My home has never smelled fresher! The clumping feature is a game-changer - it makes cleaning the litter box a breeze. The clumps are easy to scoop and don't break apart, which means less mess and waste.What sets this product apart is its dust-free formula. It's a relief to know that my cats are not inhaling any harmful dust particles during their bathroom breaks. Plus, it's great not having to deal with a dusty residue around the litter box or on my furniture.The litter is also soft on my cats' paws, which is an important factor for me. I've noticed that my cats seem more comfortable using their litter box since I made the switch.In terms of value for money, the Scoopable Smart Bentonite Cat Litter is worth every penny. Given its high performance and the amount of product you get, I find it to be a cost-effective choice.Delivery was prompt and the packaging was sturdy, ensuring the product arrived in perfect condition.In conclusion, I highly recommend the Scoopable Smart Bentonite Cat Litter. It delivers on its promises and has made maintaining my cats' litter box a much simpler and more pleasant task.

Smells good and serves the purpose

I have using this product for several months now. I have 2 cats and two trays for them respectively. Let me share my unbiased experience with this product.1) Dust related - This product is definitely not dust free (They claim it is 99.9% dust free). In fact, You will literally see dust flying in the air, when you pour the whole 5 kg pack into a container. Not only that, over a period of time, you will see dust develop in the tray when you start shaking the tray.2) Problems with clumping - The product clumps well only when you fill the tray to sufficient levels (half the tray at least or about 1.5 inches from the bottom of tray). Otherwise the pee will stick to the bottom of the tray and you will have to scrape the damn thing off each time.3) Fragrance - There is a very pleasant fragrance initially. However over a period of time (I scoop both the trays twice a day), it starts to smell really really bad, if by chance the levels of cat litter have diminished or the clumping has broken down and the brown residue starts to permeate with the freshly added litter. When this happens, i have to throw the whole contents of the tray into the dustbin. I usually do this once in 2 months, but it is probably advisable to do it earlier.4) My final verdict... Keep the levels of cat litter high, keep a cat litter fragrance spray handy and clean out the tray twice a day. Only then is it manageable with no issues.I am testing out other products as well. I tried the "Petcrux Pine wood" at it was a far better product in terms of fragrance and clumping issues, however the only major drawback was that the wood would disintegrate into a powdery form and i had to spend 5-8 minutes removing the powdered wood each time a day from the tray. Though it is ways more expensive initially (Rs 1200 for 10kgs), it lasts much longer (2 to 2.5 months) versus 1 month of this product (Rs 655 for 10 kgs).

From one of the two 5kg bags some 500 gms was less n one of the bag was cut.

This is for the packing team at seller/amazon. Item is as expected but there is not need to pack it in such a huge carton box. See picture. Just the 2. Packets taped together is enough. No need to waste such huge boxes.