sWheat Scoop All-Natural Wheat-Based Cat Litter

Siouibo: Litière.

Canada on Nov 19, 2023

Mary: Easy to scoop. Leaves no odors.

United States on Nov 16, 2023

Sign of the Times: This is the only litter I use . I have been using it since 2004 with my first 2 cats . I have 3 currently. It leaves no smell in your house ( unless your cat doesn’t cover its poop ) easy to scoop once the clumps have formed . Wait until the are forced don’t try to scoop freely peed litter . It will break up . It can get a bit mess outside the box if you have a car that likes to kick . It’s not bad if you have covered boxes like Booda Domes etc … the clumps are flushable but I do recommend breaking them up . And for full litter changes just dispose in regular trash . I don’t find a smell to it . It’s wheat based . It doesn’t leave yours smelling like clay or anything gross either .

Canada on Nov 15, 2023

Born on a Monday: This is a lightweight litter that is absorbent and has no dust. I scoop every day and find that it lasts longer. When scooping it moves the litter around so that the wet areas don't all concentrate in one spot.
I also like that it is biodegradable, and can also be flushed. I don't flush it, but it works well on the plants and trees in the yard as mulch.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Max Power: This is a great litter. I use to have the febreze one and was feeling I one getting cancer every time I was doing the litter.
With this one, I feel it is a lot safer for the cat and me. It also flushes very well, no problem at all.
I have removed a star because my cat leaves a little trail of litter every time he goes in. Also, this litter does not smell bad at all except when you clean it. Then it really smells and last like 10 minutes.
Small disagreements but we will buy it again.

United States on Oct 20, 2023

Michaela Kube: I’ve used this cat litter for over a year now for my senoir cat. He loves it, I love it. The smell is contained (although I clean his box every day to keep the smell down in general) and I love how it clumps the urine, makes it so easy to scoop and it doesn’t crumble into little pieces when scooped, like a lot of other litters. I had to get a basic clay litter last month as a last minute thing and I hated my life.
The reason I give 4 stars is because 1. The price is unbelievably high in my opinion, and 2. you can’t get it on subscription anymore. I don’t know if that’s an Amazon problem or the litter companies problem. But, I’m still going to pay the price for the green bag because it’s the cheaper option out of the rest, as well as it is definitely my favorite litter.

Canada on Sep 29, 2023

Penelope: Clumps more, less messy, more pleasing to my picky cat.
Too expensive.

Canada on Sep 25, 2023

Martine and the 3 Vs: Not bad at all for a natural product with no toxic risks.
Smells a bit more than other products whose toxicity I am not really sure, so I stick to that one.

Canada on Sep 18, 2023

JasonsCollection: Great litter, clumps well and flushable even into our septic system. Our cats took right to it. We've been using it for years and at least once or twice we've had to switch to something else temporarily and I'm miserable whenever that happens (yes, that includes so-called 'Worlds Best'). To keep from running out, we keep a stock of Swheat Scoop on hand.

All litter smells and all litter tracks. This is the least stinky I've encountered. The particles here are small and easily stick in your cat's paws. We set up a pair of litter catching mats, one in front of the box and one leading out of the bathroom (positioned under the door, half on the bathroom tile and half on the carpet in the next room) and these catch most everything, the rest doesn't make it far beyond that. If you're a cat owner, you're probably a fastidious vacuumer as well. This has been very effective in keeping our house from smelling like cat urine. When new visitors come to the house, they comment that it doesn't feel like 'a cat house', and cat owners want to know how we do it.

The price here on Amazon is very tempting (I believe it's $35, maybe more, for the same large bag at our local PetPros), so...

United States on Oct 16, 2020

Coloratura Kiki: I have the most gorgeous Maine Coon in the world. (I know all cat - and dog - owners believe their pet is the best), and the only litter he will tolerate is sWheat.

This litter really has no odor. There is sometimes an odor in the litter box after he uses it, but it is quickly absorbed by the sWheat. I've never noticed any dust, either. Not a bit. And the litter clumps just fine.

Those who have a problem with the sifting probably are using an inferior scoop. I bought a wonderful scoop here on Amazon, which I've reviewed, and it works just great. I can scoop the clump and let the unaffected litter fall through the openings on the scoop.

I also love that this litter is flushable and biodegradable. It makes it so easy to keep his litter box clean, and he's a very finicky cat. He won't use his litter box if it needs scooped.

I think the thing I love most about this litter is that it contains no harmful chemicals. I don't want my sweetie breathing in anything that could harm him, and I don't want to do so, either.

The only drawback I've found with this litter is that it can be a bit messy. My Maine Coon doesn't like to walk on it any more than I do,...

United States on Jul 07, 2020