pidan Tofu Cat Litter Flushable Clumping Mixed Litter with Activated Carbon Bentonite, Odor Free Absorbent, Fast Drying, Selected Quality Pea Dregs, Solubility in Water, Vacuum Package (5.3lb×1bag)

I have tried other tofu litter and so far this one is the best! The carbon is excellent with odor control!

I like this litter but sadly it is too expensive to keep using. Minimal tracking and smell and easy to scoop and clean. Unfortunately I've been needing about 1 bag/week to fill a small litter box for a single cat. $30+/month for litter is quite expensive.

It does not track much at all. Clumps well and is flushable!

This is a really interesting concept and this cat litter definitely seemed effective. However the amount you get for the price is sooooo small. This didn't even fill up my Large litter box a single time. The litter pieces also don't seem to work the best with a normal litter scooper with the slots in it. Very interesting idea, but just not practical for me and I can't think of a situation where it would make sense. Also, this appears to be made overseas and I question the purity/safety. 7/10 for absorption of smell, no rating on anything else.

My cats loved this litter.

Does the job but not great with smell but better than most litters

This one they sent and I received, but it was a mistake I had ordered 4 packs and money was taken out of my Card for this yet I have not received these items as yet !

This is the 3rd tofu-based litter I've tried, and it performs great. Before trying tofu litter, I was using a super premium clay cat litter, and despite the 99.9% dust free or whatever is claimed, it's always pretty dusty. All of the tofu litters I've tried have had the least dust of any litter type that I've tried. They are also better at not sticking like cement to the side of the box for my corner peeing kitty. My cats still manage to track a little because of how vigorously they jump out, but tofu litter at least doesn't track as far as clay litter. This one seems especially good at odor control because of the activated carbon.In the past, I tried a pine pellet litter and loved the great odor control it provided, but unfortunately, one of my cats dislikes it and shows her dislike by leaving deposits right outside the box. I was skeptical that my pine-hating kitty would use tofu litters, but she has used them with no issues.The clumps are a bit weird looking and sometimes I gently shake them a little more with my scoop than with clay litter so unused pellets can fall back in. This seems like a small amount of extra work to avoid the dust of clay litters.My only hesitation with this litter is the price. It's expensive. I have a fairly large-sized litter box, and one bag of this litter barely covers the bottom. I have a kitty who likes to pee in the corner, so I need a little more coverage to prevent sticking to the sides and bottom. I had to pull out a spare smaller litter box to test this litter, and even then, the depth wasn't adequate for that kitty's peeing habits. If you have a medium to large sized litter box, you will certainly need 2 bags to get adequate depth. I have another brand of tofu litter on subscribe and save because it's a little more affordable than this one, and this one, while great, won't get me to switch because of the cost. If my budget was more generous, I might consider switching to this one.