Customer Reviews for Pure Nature Pets 25 lb. Zeolite All-Natural Kitty Litter

Much better than clay litter. I would give this product 5*’s but it takes a while to absorb the odors, sometimes hours. I started adding some baking soda which helps with the odor. In spite of this, I will continue to purchase because there’s little dust compared to clay, daily scooping is much easier & we only have to empty box every 8-9 days with one cat.

all though it is not scoopable its good has a pleasant smell and does not give off odor great buy

I simply didn't like it. There was no odor control, and the cat tracked it all over the house.

The price was reasonable enough but the litter is a bit finer than i like. Also a bit heavier. Good odor control. And non-clumping.

Happy Cat does not kill odor it's too dusty,and my cat didn't like it at all.

I am pretty disappointed in the litter. The photos show it to be in larger chunks but it is like sand and does not work well in my litter box. So it doesn't work well as a bigger chunk litter and it doesn't work well as a fine clumping litter, and it easily the dustiest stuff I've ever tried.

doesn't track like other kitty litters. contained close to box.

Dissolved into mush..was not what I'd hoped for.

We intended to use this as a cost effective substitute for Breeze cat litter pellets, made from the same ingredient. The picture made it look like the pellets were comparable size but in reality they’re more like ground up pellets and won’t work in the litter box

Did not cancel urine smell, did not clump dry, was not what I had expected of kitty litter. My cat drinks a LOT of water, so maybe it works fine for others.

Very clean & easy to use. I will buy it again

fast devi packed well

It doesn’t absorb Oder, u have to change litter every 3

Does Well. Just wish it also had a clumping incorporation ingredient.

It's a great all natural product, unscented, absorbent and no dust. Order well in advance though, there seems to be shipping issues that will delay delivery, but worth the wait.

Great litter concept made from the stuff they use in fish tanks to purify water. It kills ammonia and it's all natural. I mix it with crystal litter for my automatic machine so it's good that it doesn't clump. Really cuts down on urine odor. Will buy again!

Works great

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Best litter out there and I use it for my trio of ferrets.

Didn’t get rid of the smell made it worse

It doesn't work for me. My cats liked it and they didn't track it everywhere but it didn't even last 7 days (which I scoop 2x a day) and definitely did not absorb urine odor.

This is the best kitty litter available. I have had at least three decades of kitty liter use. This is the best!!!!!

I used it as a fertilizer to neutralize the soil where my pet goes.

Worked okay for everything except ammonia smell

This product is in desperate need of instructions regarding how deep to fill the box, how often to change it out and what to expect. It is, by itself, not a lot better than common clay. One gets the impression that the company mining it for industrial use decided it might be OK for litter. We found it's odor absorbing traits work best in combination with other litter. We do not use "clumping" litter because our vet says the active ingredient that makes clumps can also clump inside a cat if they get some in them from grooming. Having had one cat with a serious urinary blockage, we take no chances. So we are trying this with "Mimi" silica gel litter and also "World's Greatest" 100% corn litter in varying proportions. Some cats just like the feel of minera/clay litter and not silica gel or straight corn. The odor control alone makes the effort worthwhile. This product is not the100% solution we had hoped for, but may be a good part of the solution.

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don't know yet to recommend, I had read on the internet that zeolite is the best medium for storing any kind of heat without LOSS as with water, stone etc.. I am experimenting various systems to heat a small greenhouse for growing veggies this winter using solar heat from a "cold frame" I used for my seedlings that are now in the ground. Now with the frame empty, I am getting 140 degrees and believe when I 'outfit' it, I believe I can get over 200, which will allow the zeolite to dry and absorb the heat. Applying water will release the heat and start the cycle again when I need it. At least that's the concept, MORE TO COME!