Litter PearlsMicro Fresh Scented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond, 7 lb

UPDATE: 1/18/2025I'm still in love with Litter Pearls Micro Crystals Unscented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond, 7 lb, White, Clear and Blue Crystals (LPMC7)Purchased 18 times - Last purchased Jan 16, 20251 cat - 30 days2 cats - 20 days3 cats - 10 daysYou can "monitor" to see how long between full change is needed. You will be able to tell because the silica crystals get saturated. You will also be able to tell as well from the color of the silica crystal.Great odor control and cleaning, wiping my babies' litter box (Litter Robot) is so EASY. No sticky clumps of clumping litter. My babies love it. Has the same texture as the sand-like clumping litter but a lot lighter in weight. I can't say enough except try, love it and get the word out. This stuff is AWESOME! Thank you Litter Pearls Micro Crystals Unscented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond!UPDATE: 2/6/2024Still agreeing with my original review. I was so used to stepping through litter. It took me a few days to realize, I'm not walking through tracked litter anymore! No smell, the litter box stays clean with an easy wipe down once every 1-2 weeks. No litter sticking to the sides of the box and more. LOVE this litter!ORIGINAL: 1/24/2024Litter Pearls Micro Crystals Unscented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond, 7 lb, White, Clear and Blue Crystals (LPMC7) *****Make sure you get this one, not the clumping or other. Clumping has the sand texture, but sticks. The others seem to have the rough, irregular hard, sharp shapes.*****I have been using for 3-4 weeks.I love this litter and so does my furr baby!!!!! It is PURRRRFECT. Non-clumping and pretty much non-tracking. No order, it is soft, like the texture of most sand like clumping litters. This made transition with my kitties easy, truly, non-existent transition.I have a Litter Robot 4 and Litter Pearls Micro Crystals Unscented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond, 7 lb, White, Clear and Blue Crystals (LPMC7) litter is definitely non-stick and AWESOME. I struggled with most clay litters sticking and very messy. Litter pearls only needs a simple wipe down after the empty and done. I use Pet Wet Wipes and they get the job done easily. Depending on how many furr babies you have will depend upon how ofter you empty. With one using the indoor potty box and one the outdoor, once every 2-3 weeks. Can I say it again, I LOVE THIS STUFF! What makes this litter perfect for Litter robot? Litter robot scoops the hard waist, and "stirs" the litter for you. I love this stuff!!!I did an indpendent review of a few silica litters at my own cost. No freebies. Other silica litters were chunky, hard and sharp and are a definite no. One from this brand was a clump version. I did not like it, it stuck to my litter robot sides. Plus my clumbsy ole man, keeps stepping in it and it ends up everywhere like he did with regular clay clumping litter. lol This stuff no clumping, no tracking, my lil ole man paws stay clean and I do not have litter through out my house.Litter Pearls Micro Crystals Unscented Non-Clumping Crystal Cat Litter with Odorbond, 7 lb, White, Clear and Blue Crystals (LPMC7), you product ROCKS! I thank you, and my kities do too.

This is the only cat litter I use now. I absolutely love how well it absords smells and urine, also easy to clean with a metal scoop and lasts about 2-3 weeks before needed to be changed.My only issue with it is it sticks to my kitties paws so they track it around the house. I have hardwood floors and walk around barefoot a lot so I constantly am stepping on these little pebbles around the apartment. I run my roomba to clear them out but I am finding some stuck in some hard to get corners or under the bed/couch where the roomba can't go.Last complaint is they don't seem that dust proof but it is definitely less dusty than most others I've used.Over all worth the 5 stars - try it out just make sure to mix your existing cat litter with it at first then slowly switch them to this fully.

I have used this product for 30 days now, and totally agree with the other reviewer who said that the negative reviews for Litter Pearls Micro Crystals were because of "user error".I've tried many cat litters and have used Feline Pine original (non-clumping) for at least 14 years. It's an excellent product that eliminates urine odors completely, and is safe for poop to be flushed down the toilet. But recently, my young girl kitty started to develop bleeding ear sores and blisters, and after ruling out food allergies, etc., we traced it to the Feline Pine--perhaps it was a reaction to whatever oils remain in the product after kiln-drying, but we just don't know. While researching new litter, I wanted something of a benign, non-chemical/non-scented nature. And I also remembered that my two cats seemed to like Feline Pine best when it was almost ready to be changed (i.e., soft sawdust and not pine nugets) so I decided to try this product--which is the exact texture of beach sand. Both cats immediately preferred it: during the switchover, I kept one box of Feline Pine and one of the Micro Crystals, and neither cat touched the Feline Pine for the two week "test period". And, after one month of use, my cat's ear sores have mostly healed.Following product directions, I use 2" of Micro Crystals in our two litter boxes: the boxes are 12x18" and 15x22". I've found that cats seem to like two different-sized boxes, for whatever kitty reason! As a note, the girl weighs 9 lbs., the boy weighs 10 lbs., which may give a better idea of our usage rate--which is one 7-lb. bag per month. With every poop, I scoop and flush. One of my must-haves in terms of litter performance is that whatever clings to the feces has to be flushable. The Litter Pearls package and website says that the few bits of silica coating the feces are not a problem for septic systems, and I've had no issues. Regarding usage, you absolutely MUST sift, swirl and "mash" the urine clumps in the silica to break them up and redistribute them into the remaining litter, otherwise you get hard lumps and clumps that cling to the sides and bottom of the box--this is what might make it appear that the litter is "used up". It takes a little longer to mash and sift the urine clumps than it did with the Feline Pine, and while this is slightly annoying, it seems a reasonable tradeoff so that my cat does not have ear blisters. There is a slight urine odor as soon as the cats pee, and right after I mash/sift, but that goes away completely after a few minutes--there is no urine odor at any other time. As others have mentioned, the litter starts out as blue and white silica sand granules, and over time, as it desiccates the urine, it turns into a green and white color, which I suppose is an indicator of when it's absorbed as much urine as it can. Regarding tracking, I keep our two litter boxes in a bathtub we don't use, and we only get a slight dusting of silica sand on the edge of the tub that I easily sweep back into a litter box. I've seen very small amounts of sand in the bathroom and elsewhere, but as another reviewer said, it's far less painful to step on sand in the middle of the night, than onto nuggets of hard clay or Feline Pine.I do have two issues with this product. First, when changing the litter and also when I mash/sift the urine clumps, the litter does give off a very noticeable silica dust, enough that it makes it uncomfortable to breathe. When doing the mashing/sifting, I literally have to hold my breath--and it takes about 4-5 "breath holds" to complete the job. I have some surgical masks that I think I'll start using, because it really is a bit overwhelming to me. The second issue I have is price. As I said, one 7-pound bag will last 30 days for my two cats. At $22 per bag, that's .73 cents per day--expensive. But since my cat's ears are better, I'll stick with this for now. The real test will be the summer months, when it's hot--and I'll see how well the urine odor is controlled under those circumstances.

I’ve had cats my whole life (56) yrs. I love this product because there is literally no tracking, if there is, it’s so minute. With the clay litter, I noticed it sticks into my cats paws, no matter what kind of mat I have under the litter box, then he ends up ingesting it because he’s gotta get it off his paws. The crystals don’t end up sticking to his paws, so it’s good in that aspect as well. If you clean it daily or every other day, you can scoop the pee clumps which keeps the litter cleaner and it sits at the bottom of the box.It is a little dusty when you pour it in, so I do that outside, stir it around then let it settle and bring it back in. That seems to solve the problem.It’s light weight and it’s a good value for your money.I would suggest it to everyone. I have a senior cat and he loves it.