Quite unusual of me to comment. But just wanted to let you know, I really apreciate your videos. Each time i think about trying a new litter I search for some information and your videos always pop up xD they are really well made, you go through most important points, include the closeups of the litterbox even after it's been used... and trying it for a long enough time to get a good grasp to actually give a truthful review. Big thank you for doing these videos 💜
Awesome! I just convinced my mom to switch our cats to tofu litter. It’s more expensive but we love our cats and the environment, plus clay litter has terrible odor control.
Excellent review. Short and, every word is relevant to the point of the video. So many reviewers just use the subject matter as an opportunity to talk about themselves. You're really great at doing this. Thank you so much. I will subscribe and share.
Thank you for all your videos. I've spent too many hours trying to figure out what will work for me and my two cats. One cat seems to be ok with almost everything EXCEPT for Feline Pine unfortunately. I know that's what you wound up using. I started them out with Fresh News Paper Pellets which, on its own does not clump and did not do a good job of odor control. I decided to use my life savings to try Tuft and Paw Really Great Cat Litter. I found it to be excellent but too expensive. In transitioning my cats, I continued to use the Fresh News along with RGCL and actually stuck with the combo, which saves a bit of money and does a pretty good job. Very little tracking, no dust, clumps because of the tofu litter. I add a little zeolite to help with odor control. The problem is that one of my cats scratches the litter box obsessively, sometimes for several minutes and sometimes when she's not even using the box. I can't tell if it's because of the litter. Both of these litters should not be getting stuck in her paws but I thought maybe she was irritated by one of them. I tried adding Dr. Elsey's Clay Ultra but hated how much it stuck to the box and also did not want to use clay litter. The box scratching subsided a little so I thought I could continue to add some softer litter to see if that would help. I went to World's Best Red Bag. Not much better and I really don't like the smell of it. Plus it tracks much more than the other litters. I think I'm going to stick with the combo of Fresh News and RGCL. Just wondering if that's crazy or if people often use a combination of two (or more) litters in one box.
I’ve been using tofu litter for the past year and flush it (except when I’m doing a full litter change). It works really well and my cat likes it. My only concern is cost. It’s more expensive than the paper litter I was using previously however definitely worth the extra expense as I don’t get the ammonia smell as often.
i agree its odor control is amazing....i used expensive clay litter and still cant eliminate the odor...the clumping is also very good and better than clay as there is no dust and the clumped tofu dont crumble like clumped clay.
Litter, no matter if it's advertised as "flushable", should never be flushed. Septic systems aren't built to filter out the bacteria from cat poop, which can lead to toxoplasmosis in our water. Also, ask any plumber. Clumping litter down your drain is a problem waiting to happen. They congeal and stick to pipes. Do not flush this stuff down, PLEASE.
@@YourMajesty143 Toxoplasmosis is not carried by indoor cats. Only outdoor cats and cats who eat a raw diet can carry it. Toxoplasmosis is filtered out by all water treatment plants, as are all harmful forms of bacteria. There's no danger of it contaminating our drinking water. That's according to the CDC. I do agree with you that litter should not be flushed down the toilet or drain, especially if you're a renter. It can damage plumbing and clog pipes.
I used to use tiny pebbles litter (with a filter) + wood pellets (below the filter), so when my cats pee it will not be absorbed by the tiny pebbles (individual pebbles is smaller than dry food) and go through the filter under the pebbles, absorbed by the wood pellets. It is VERY economical and cheap, long as you don't mind washing the pebbles. It was too much work for me, so I changed to mixed bentonite clay litter. Clay litter was okay, but its clumps are easily crumble and mixed together with the dry litter. Pee smell still there, not that smelly though, definitely less than using wood pellet. Then I tried tofu litter. Oh god it's crazy good, so much better! No pee smell at all, clumps extremely well, not brittle, will not crumbles easily, and somehow it last longer than the clay one (with the same amount). The downside is just that it's definitely much more expensive, in my country cost 3-6 times more than clay litters for the same amount (in litre), depending on the brand. But it's just lifechanging for me, because it's so much quicker, easier, and less messy to clean the litter box (I clean after every time I hear my cats uses it). I can easily pause work for 1-2mins to clean it and wash my hands included. Using pebbles+woodpellet or clay litters takes WAAAAY more time, especially because they track and are messier to clean. Usually takes 2-5 minutes for these litters.
Great job! Your reviews are really helpful! Did you say it has fragrance? For us, that's a deal-breaker. You are saving me considerable time and money reviewing these products! And your're reviewing the products I've been looking into. Thank you!
I just teach my cat how to use a regular human toilet, I also taught my cat how to flush and wash its kitty paws. My cat also has a PhD in computer science.
This review matches my own experience with Tofu Cat Litter [different brand]. It's more comfortable on cat's paws compared to other alternatives. It stays more hygienic and smell free for longer because of its clumping ability. I don't have to sanitize the litter tray as often because if you remove the clumps daily it stays fresh for longer than other alternatives I've tried. It is less expensive than you may think because of this fact. I only flush the clumps and bin the rest of the remaining litter when I sterilize the litter tray, just to be on the safe side regarding the plumbing and found no issues with this approach.
WOW wasn't expecting this product to perform that well!! Just wondering if you are able to include kg sizes as well in video or in description as well as if the products are available in Australia or can purchase online from US with links, if possible. Loving your reviews, currently going thru all your litter ones atm...first one I watched was the A&H CLUMP & SLIDE review and it saved me from purchasing it after the amount of tracking you had!...I couldn't believe how far it travelled...and the tiny urine tracks...ewwwww!! 2nd video I watched was the SWHEAT SCOOP review and thought it was SOO cute how Louise lay in the litter tray as it was so soft!!! 😻💞
We used to love those tractor supply pine pellet litters. But then we got some cats who had some urinary issues (not because of the litter) and we needed to check clump size to be able to tell how well the cats were peeing so had to switch to something clumping. Lots of cool options out there but with 7 cats (rip Grizzy) we end up with tidy cats in the bucket and use the bucket as the litter genie
weve tried it and its fantastic at controlling odor....and we like tge fact we can flush it...we will transition fully to tofu cat litter after our two of our cat litters that stull use clay runs out
Has anyone had any issues with any growth of mold or bugs being attracted to this litter, or their cats eating it? I've heard other people say they have run into this before. I would like to try it, but don't want to use something if I run into any of these issues.
I'm really curious about trying this out next, but there are not enough low cost options for this in my country. But regardless of what it says on the box, i can just never being myself to flush litter. I just don't trust my pipes, and I've also heard cat pee and poop should not be going into the sewage drains for some reason i don't remember anymore, but it just stuck.
I would NEVER TEACH MY CAT TO USE A HUMAN TOILET. CATS ARE MEANT TO GO IN THE LITTER, THAT IS THE RAW CAT. WHY DO PEOPLE FEEL A NEED TO TOILET TRAY THEIR CAT. ?
Yikes! Hopefully you find a less dusty one that works! This tofu one is truly the least dusty of all the litter I’ve tried. Stay tune I’ll be trying more litter in 2021!
@@acapfrenzi87 abg dah try ke tofu litter? Kalau dah, brand ape ye? Sy sebenarnya nk try jugak tapi yg brand taotao pets punya. Harapnya okay la. Nk tengok review, tak de org buat review on taotao pets 😭
I would definitely like to understand how this is made if it's like anything like wood pellets regardless if it's Pine or Hardwood I use hardwood pellets from Menards because I $4.99 for 40 lb that's my price range. I have a cat rescue and at one time we had 27 adults and 21 kittens that were litter box trained I was going through five 40 lb bags a week. I do know that in the wood pellet business that use the same machines for extruded feed like rabbit pellets that are alfalfa pellets horse pellets that are alfalfa pellets it's the same equipment. I would love to understand a little bit more about this product because if it can be a byproduct of the soybean industry that might set the world on fire. I say that literally because of the wood pellet business it's a very fast growing no pun intended business. Thank you for the share and your honest opinion!
Thanks for this review, im just looking for the good cat sand for my 4 cats. Because clay dsand is kind of dusty and smelly even after few days to changed it. Were gonna try this!
I used clay for 40 years. I Scooped the box/boxes once in morning; once in evening. I had no problem with smells, but hated the tracking. I'm old now and no longer want the messes critters make, but am encouraged by this tofu litter..... As an aside, I would never recommend flushing litter of any kind. It's like flushable wipes; they really aren't flushable. They will go down the toilet, but at some point will be a problem in the sewer line. I typed all that to finish with this. I liked the video. Straight forward and to the point... Mostly
Hi there, do you think this litter will clump fast enough for the automatic litter boxes? I wasn't sure how quick that clump you were testing with water took. Thanks in advance!
Hi have you used this in the Pura Max yet? I use the petkit tofu litter and it has a very bad sticking problem. Wondering if this one is any better. My cat pees on the wall which creates clumps that stick to the wall.
Hi, I recently changed into tofu litter, my cats use it but they seem to eat it too? It concerns me since my litter contains added fragrance. Did your cats eat the tofu litter too?
😱 no they do not eat the litter. Have you tried switching to another brand? Does your brand contain corn? Sven, my oldest, have eaten the corn based litter before.
Could you do an update on the cats litter?? My cat is using pine litter but I want to switch him to either corn or tofu litter. We also had to switch litter boxes because the sifting litter box from arm n hammer was very messy haha
I finished testing the product so I don’t know if I will give an update unless I test it further or switch over. Let me know if you have specific questions. I did use it for two months so I feel like I may be able to answer. 😬 I have used corn in the past. Warning, your cats might eat it! It’s safe, but kinda gross. 😅 Sorry to hear the arm and hammer box didn’t work out! Once in a while one of our cats does miss because the sides are so short, but it hasn’t become a nuisance yet.
Wow way to put me on the spot! 😂 JK! I actually though about this when we ran out. I kinda missed it. I think I would switch completely if we had one cat. Since we have three cats we go through a lot of litter and it can get expensive. Each litter type definitely has its pros and cons. Just depends what will work better for you and your cat. Pine is wallet friendly, easy to clean, and no pee smell, but emptying the saw dust can get messy and poop stays stinky for longer. Tofu you have to scoop a lot more things and is more expensive, but what I really like is the fact that the poop smells gets eliminated pretty fast and it smells nice. Hope this helps!
@@SvenandRobbie Thank you for the reply! I have four cats and have to use a traditional top entry box. I added legs to the arm and hammer sifting box you use, and I pour all the contents into it then sift that way... very tedious! so I've been flirting with the idea of switching from pine to something less cumbersome. But you're right, I absolutely LOVE pine pellets even with the box system I use. I think I'll stick with it a little while longer :)
Help! I've been training my cat for almost a month now to use tofu litter. I have tried mixing the old and new litter gradually and slowly but dudeeee when he observes that his old is lesser than the new litter. He'd shrug it off and poop outside. He still uses the box to pee though (clay sand). I don't know what to do. Tofu's so good for our environment and for our kitty. That's why I dont wanna give up on this hsjsjsjsjs
I don’t know what else you can do. If you slowly transition and they won’t adapt then I think you should switch. Idk if other tofu litter is the same or not, but there are tons of different litter you can too. I’ve been seeing lots of clumping wood litter and litter made of diatomaceous earth called skoon.
Do you have any tips on how to transition litter? My cat pooped on the floor, I'm guessing she doesn't like the new litter? >___< And sometimes she doesn't even want to use the litterbox but there's only 1 clump in the whole litterbox.
You can slowly add the new litter to the old litter. I like to start with a small layer on top; thin enough layer that you can see some old litter peeping through. Then slowly add in new litter everything you scoop the box. OR you can keep a box of your old litter and add in a box of the new litter to see if they would use it. With the second method, they might never use the new litter though, so beware!
I've been using sand litter then tried to switch to timber but timber is very hard so my cat didn't like it so went back to sand. Now I'm thinking to switching to tofu cat litter hahhaha
Try to distract them when it looks like they are going to eat it. If they don’t stop you will have to change litter. Sven always ate corn litter so we stopped using it.
I hear you. Some of these people dont know what the hell they would do If they actually had to use non clumping litter and empty out the litterbox every week like most of us did back in the day. .Most people are too lazy
Quite unusual of me to comment. But just wanted to let you know, I really apreciate your videos. Each time i think about trying a new litter I search for some information and your videos always pop up xD they are really well made, you go through most important points, include the closeups of the litterbox even after it's been used... and trying it for a long enough time to get a good grasp to actually give a truthful review. Big thank you for doing these videos 💜
Thank you for your comment! I’m glad my videos are helping someone! 🥰
Awesome! I just convinced my mom to switch our cats to tofu litter. It’s more expensive but we love our cats and the environment, plus clay litter has terrible odor control.
how was the odor control for poop?
Excellent review. Short and, every word is relevant to the point of the video. So many reviewers just use the subject matter as an opportunity to talk about themselves. You're really great at doing this. Thank you so much. I will subscribe and share.
Thank you for all your videos. I've spent too many hours trying to figure out what will work for me and my two cats. One cat seems to be ok with almost everything EXCEPT for Feline Pine unfortunately. I know that's what you wound up using. I started them out with Fresh News Paper Pellets which, on its own does not clump and did not do a good job of odor control. I decided to use my life savings to try Tuft and Paw Really Great Cat Litter. I found it to be excellent but too expensive. In transitioning my cats, I continued to use the Fresh News along with RGCL and actually stuck with the combo, which saves a bit of money and does a pretty good job. Very little tracking, no dust, clumps because of the tofu litter. I add a little zeolite to help with odor control. The problem is that one of my cats scratches the litter box obsessively, sometimes for several minutes and sometimes when she's not even using the box. I can't tell if it's because of the litter. Both of these litters should not be getting stuck in her paws but I thought maybe she was irritated by one of them. I tried adding Dr. Elsey's Clay Ultra but hated how much it stuck to the box and also did not want to use clay litter. The box scratching subsided a little so I thought I could continue to add some softer litter to see if that would help. I went to World's Best Red Bag. Not much better and I really don't like the smell of it. Plus it tracks much more than the other litters. I think I'm going to stick with the combo of Fresh News and RGCL. Just wondering if that's crazy or if people often use a combination of two (or more) litters in one box.
I’ve been using tofu litter for the past year and flush it (except when I’m doing a full litter change). It works really well and my cat likes it. My only concern is cost. It’s more expensive than the paper litter I was using previously however definitely worth the extra expense as I don’t get the ammonia smell as often.
i agree its odor control is amazing....i used expensive clay litter and still cant eliminate the odor...the clumping is also very good and better than clay as there is no dust and the clumped tofu dont crumble like clumped clay.
Litter, no matter if it's advertised as "flushable", should never be flushed. Septic systems aren't built to filter out the bacteria from cat poop, which can lead to toxoplasmosis in our water. Also, ask any plumber. Clumping litter down your drain is a problem waiting to happen. They congeal and stick to pipes. Do not flush this stuff down, PLEASE.
@@YourMajesty143 Toxoplasmosis is not carried by indoor cats. Only outdoor cats and cats who eat a raw diet can carry it. Toxoplasmosis is filtered out by all water treatment plants, as are all harmful forms of bacteria. There's no danger of it contaminating our drinking water. That's according to the CDC. I do agree with you that litter should not be flushed down the toilet or drain, especially if you're a renter. It can damage plumbing and clog pipes.
I used to use tiny pebbles litter (with a filter) + wood pellets (below the filter), so when my cats pee it will not be absorbed by the tiny pebbles (individual pebbles is smaller than dry food) and go through the filter under the pebbles, absorbed by the wood pellets. It is VERY economical and cheap, long as you don't mind washing the pebbles. It was too much work for me, so I changed to mixed bentonite clay litter.
Clay litter was okay, but its clumps are easily crumble and mixed together with the dry litter. Pee smell still there, not that smelly though, definitely less than using wood pellet.
Then I tried tofu litter. Oh god it's crazy good, so much better! No pee smell at all, clumps extremely well, not brittle, will not crumbles easily, and somehow it last longer than the clay one (with the same amount).
The downside is just that it's definitely much more expensive, in my country cost 3-6 times more than clay litters for the same amount (in litre), depending on the brand. But it's just lifechanging for me, because it's so much quicker, easier, and less messy to clean the litter box (I clean after every time I hear my cats uses it). I can easily pause work for 1-2mins to clean it and wash my hands included.
Using pebbles+woodpellet or clay litters takes WAAAAY more time, especially because they track and are messier to clean. Usually takes 2-5 minutes for these litters.
Great job! Your reviews are really helpful! Did you say it has fragrance? For us, that's a deal-breaker. You are saving me considerable time and money reviewing these products! And your're reviewing the products I've been looking into. Thank you!
I just teach my cat how to use a regular human toilet, I also taught my cat how to flush and wash its kitty paws. My cat also has a PhD in computer science.
You are lucky~
You're watching the wrong channel my friend.
This was so helpful! Thankyou!!! Now that tofu litter is becoming more accessible I’m definitely going to swap ☺️💕 great video!
This review matches my own experience with Tofu Cat Litter [different brand]. It's more comfortable on cat's paws compared to other alternatives. It stays more hygienic and smell free for longer because of its clumping ability. I don't have to sanitize the litter tray as often because if you remove the clumps daily it stays fresh for longer than other alternatives I've tried. It is less expensive than you may think because of this fact. I only flush the clumps and bin the rest of the remaining litter when I sterilize the litter tray, just to be on the safe side regarding the plumbing and found no issues with this approach.
Nice and pretty thorough review. Could have used a section about cost comparison 😉
WOW wasn't expecting this product to perform that well!! Just wondering if you are able to include kg sizes as well in video or in description as well as if the products are available in Australia or can purchase online from US with links, if possible.
Loving your reviews, currently going thru all your litter ones atm...first one I watched was the A&H CLUMP & SLIDE review and it saved me from purchasing it after the amount of tracking you had!...I couldn't believe how far it travelled...and the tiny urine tracks...ewwwww!!
2nd video I watched was the SWHEAT SCOOP review and thought it was SOO cute how Louise lay in the litter tray as it was so soft!!!
😻💞
We used to love those tractor supply pine pellet litters. But then we got some cats who had some urinary issues (not because of the litter) and we needed to check clump size to be able to tell how well the cats were peeing so had to switch to something clumping. Lots of cool options out there but with 7 cats (rip Grizzy) we end up with tidy cats in the bucket and use the bucket as the litter genie
weve tried it and its fantastic at controlling odor....and we like tge fact we can flush it...we will transition fully to tofu cat litter after our two of our cat litters that stull use clay runs out
It amazes me how well it controlled the odor!! And how dust free it was!!!
Nice! Love to see another person review on tofu liffer 🐱
I Don't use Clay litter anymore.Its been around a year.. I use Ococat and Feline Pine. I Will Never Flush the litter.
Has anyone had any issues with any growth of mold or bugs being attracted to this litter, or their cats eating it? I've heard other people say they have run into this before. I would like to try it, but don't want to use something if I run into any of these issues.
Great video! I’ve only ever used clay and crystal litters, but they both track everywhere and clay is so crumbly. I should give tofu a try. Thanks
Yes, tofu cat litter will inevitable occupy the market in next 10-20 years.
I'm really curious about trying this out next, but there are not enough low cost options for this in my country. But regardless of what it says on the box, i can just never being myself to flush litter. I just don't trust my pipes, and I've also heard cat pee and poop should not be going into the sewage drains for some reason i don't remember anymore, but it just stuck.
I would NEVER TEACH MY CAT TO USE A HUMAN TOILET. CATS ARE MEANT TO GO IN THE LITTER, THAT IS THE RAW CAT. WHY DO PEOPLE FEEL A NEED TO TOILET TRAY THEIR CAT. ?
tq for the review. I've been trying to change my litter sand as mine is too dusty and affected me, I've been coughing since I used the clay one.
Yikes! Hopefully you find a less dusty one that works! This tofu one is truly the least dusty of all the litter I’ve tried. Stay tune I’ll be trying more litter in 2021!
Akak pakai tofu lagi ke ? Saya baru nak try
@@acapfrenzi87 abg dah try ke tofu litter? Kalau dah, brand ape ye? Sy sebenarnya nk try jugak tapi yg brand taotao pets punya. Harapnya okay la. Nk tengok review, tak de org buat review on taotao pets 😭
This seems to be the best liter you reviewed, I watched like 8 other reviews so far. So you use the pine for the cost?
Out of all the clumping ones you’ve tried which one is your favorite?
I would definitely like to understand how this is made if it's like anything like wood pellets regardless if it's Pine or Hardwood I use hardwood pellets from Menards because I $4.99 for 40 lb that's my price range. I have a cat rescue and at one time we had 27 adults and 21 kittens that were litter box trained I was going through five 40 lb bags a week. I do know that in the wood pellet business that use the same machines for extruded feed like rabbit pellets that are alfalfa pellets horse pellets that are alfalfa pellets it's the same equipment. I would love to understand a little bit more about this product because if it can be a byproduct of the soybean industry that might set the world on fire. I say that literally because of the wood pellet business it's a very fast growing no pun intended business. Thank you for the share and your honest opinion!
It IS a by product of soybeans that would otherwise be discarded. Would love to see this become the normal frankly, which could drive the cost down.
Thanks looking for a less harsh odor control litter!
Did you ever try the new tuft and paw litter - wondering how the smell is because I can’t find anywhere if it controls odors
It says unavailable plus quite a few comments, saying how horrible it is some hate it some like it
can you try and review “really great cat litter” by tuft and paw ?
Thanks for this review, im just looking for the good cat sand for my 4 cats. Because clay dsand is kind of dusty and smelly even after few days to changed it. Were gonna try this!
Have you tried tofu litter in an automatic litter box? I’m thinking of switching.
Would never flush even if flushable is stated. I like wood pellets ...turns to sawdust and where l live goes into green organic bins. TFS. ❤️
You are doing the right thing.
Since my cat litter box is top-closed with a small entrance, do you think it will reduce the chances of tracing?
I used clay for 40 years. I Scooped the box/boxes once in morning; once in evening. I had no problem with smells, but hated the tracking. I'm old now and no longer want the messes critters make, but am encouraged by this tofu litter..... As an aside, I would never recommend flushing litter of any kind. It's like flushable wipes; they really aren't flushable. They will go down the toilet, but at some point will be a problem in the sewer line. I typed all that to finish with this. I liked the video. Straight forward and to the point... Mostly
I love tofu litter 🥰
What brand do you use? I always wondered how similar are the tofu brands
What happened to this cat litter? Its unavailable most places.
Great review thank you!
Hi there, do you think this litter will clump fast enough for the automatic litter boxes? I wasn't sure how quick that clump you were testing with water took. Thanks in advance!
Should be fine she only left it a minute before scooping. Just extend your rotation tome to 10 or 20 minutes rather than 5 if unsure
I'm really curious
Recommend paper bags. Been using 10# bags for a year and very happy.
I still wouldn’t flush it though.
Hi have you used this in the Pura Max yet? I use the petkit tofu litter and it has a very bad sticking problem. Wondering if this one is any better. My cat pees on the wall which creates clumps that stick to the wall.
I would love to try this, but it seems like SO much sticks to the waste that you’d go through it REALLY fast. How long did one bag last you?
It’s been a while, but it I remember correctly, it took me about a month per bag. More or less.
Did your kitties cover their poo? I liked pine pellets but my cat didn't cover his poo which really stinks.
Yes they did! Unlike pine, these tofu pellets stick to the poop.
Hi, I recently changed into tofu litter, my cats use it but they seem to eat it too? It concerns me since my litter contains added fragrance. Did your cats eat the tofu litter too?
😱 no they do not eat the litter. Have you tried switching to another brand? Does your brand contain corn? Sven, my oldest, have eaten the corn based litter before.
From Tofu cat litter can cats get infection on their belly pls let me know A.S.A.P😊
I NEVER FLUSH MY CATS LITTER
I dont flush my cats litter and I never will. !
Should never flush litter or cat poop down the toilet!!!! Period!!!!
Why?
@@Tvv1SteR Bacteria gets into the water system if you flush cat waste.
Do you still use the tofu litter? Or do you prefer the pellets?
I still prefer pine pellets.
Could you do an update on the cats litter?? My cat is using pine litter but I want to switch him to either corn or tofu litter. We also had to switch litter boxes because the sifting litter box from arm n hammer was very messy haha
I finished testing the product so I don’t know if I will give an update unless I test it further or switch over. Let me know if you have specific questions. I did use it for two months so I feel like I may be able to answer. 😬
I have used corn in the past. Warning, your cats might eat it! It’s safe, but kinda gross. 😅
Sorry to hear the arm and hammer box didn’t work out! Once in a while one of our cats does miss because the sides are so short, but it hasn’t become a nuisance yet.
@@SvenandRobbie Would you consider switching completely over? If so, why so? If not, how come?
Wow way to put me on the spot! 😂 JK!
I actually though about this when we ran out. I kinda missed it. I think I would switch completely if we had one cat. Since we have three cats we go through a lot of litter and it can get expensive.
Each litter type definitely has its pros and cons. Just depends what will work better for you and your cat. Pine is wallet friendly, easy to clean, and no pee smell, but emptying the saw dust can get messy and poop stays stinky for longer. Tofu you have to scoop a lot more things and is more expensive, but what I really like is the fact that the poop smells gets eliminated pretty fast and it smells nice.
Hope this helps!
@@SvenandRobbie Thank you for the reply! I have four cats and have to use a traditional top entry box. I added legs to the arm and hammer sifting box you use, and I pour all the contents into it then sift that way... very tedious! so I've been flirting with the idea of switching from pine to something less cumbersome. But you're right, I absolutely LOVE pine pellets even with the box system I use. I think I'll stick with it a little while longer :)
Help! I've been training my cat for almost a month now to use tofu litter. I have tried mixing the old and new litter gradually and slowly but dudeeee when he observes that his old is lesser than the new litter. He'd shrug it off and poop outside. He still uses the box to pee though (clay sand). I don't know what to do. Tofu's so good for our environment and for our kitty. That's why I dont wanna give up on this hsjsjsjsjs
Should I just continue? Buy a new tofu litter brand???
I don’t know what else you can do. If you slowly transition and they won’t adapt then I think you should switch. Idk if other tofu litter is the same or not, but there are tons of different litter you can too. I’ve been seeing lots of clumping wood litter and litter made of diatomaceous earth called skoon.
Do you have any tips on how to transition litter? My cat pooped on the floor, I'm guessing she doesn't like the new litter? >___< And sometimes she doesn't even want to use the litterbox but there's only 1 clump in the whole litterbox.
You can slowly add the new litter to the old litter. I like to start with a small layer on top; thin enough layer that you can see some old litter peeping through. Then slowly add in new litter everything you scoop the box. OR you can keep a box of your old litter and add in a box of the new litter to see if they would use it. With the second method, they might never use the new litter though, so beware!
I have tried this..... the litter smells like milk after my cat pees in it.
Hi cutie! Can cat siblings share in 1 litterbox?
I've been using sand litter then tried to switch to timber but timber is very hard so my cat didn't like it so went back to sand. Now I'm thinking to switching to tofu cat litter hahhaha
I order from Chewy
Does it attract bugs like roaches?
Not in our experience, but the only bugs we have in our home are spiders, moths, an occasion fly, and rarely ants.
My cat is eating the tofu litter😶.Any solution?
Try to distract them when it looks like they are going to eat it. If they don’t stop you will have to change litter. Sven always ate corn litter so we stopped using it.
Thanks yo. I will try..
please don't flush your litter!!! EVER! ............ Reasons why?
1.) Toxoplasma Gondii
2.) Your septic system
I use Doggie Bags too to pick up the mess, lol
I Never Flush litter down the toilet !!!!!!
10 pounds for $35? Jesus H Christmas.
Way too expensive
Is It SUBSCRIPTION ? I DONT DO SUBSCRIPTION AND I DONT FLUSH LITTER !
Not a subscription. And you don’t have to flush it. I don’t flush it either.
I’d actually prefer it if it didn’t clump.
I hear you. Some of these people dont know what the hell they would do If they actually had to use non clumping litter and empty out the litterbox every week like most of us did back in the day. .Most people are too lazy
@@Buttercup-vw2zo what? 😭
animal jam: largechunkymush
why did you take my fortnitecard
your so sus